Disney Holds ‘Crisis Talks’ After Star of $200 Million Blockbuster Accused of Shocking Behavior

Disney is spiraling into full-blown damage control after Tron: Ares leading man Jared Leto was accused by nine women of disturbing sexual misconduct — including claims involving minors — and yet, the woke entertainment giant is charging ahead with him front and center.

The allegations couldn’t have come at a worse time for Disney, which is already battling massive box office flops, angry shareholders, and fed-up parents. Now, with a potential predator headlining one of their biggest releases of the year, insiders say executives are in panic mode.

Allegations Involving Minors — “I Thought This Was Just What Adult Men Do”

The scandal exploded in early June when multiple women came forward, accusing Leto of predatory behavior. One of them, model Laura La Rue, said she was just 16 when the then-36-year-old actor began flirting with her — and even recalled walking in on him completely naked in his home.

“I thought maybe this was just what adult men do,” she said of the chilling encounter.

Several of the nine accusers claim they were underage during their interactions with Leto, whose creepy behavior has reportedly been “an open secret” in Hollywood for years.

Disney’s Tone-Deaf Response: Keep Calm and Promote Leto

Instead of pulling the plug or launching an investigation, Disney is still plowing ahead with Leto as the star and producer of Tron: Ares, which hits theaters October 10. Sources say the company is locked in “crisis talks” over how to sell a family-friendly sci-fi film led by a man now tied to serious sex abuse allegations.

“Jared wants business as usual, but Disney is terrified,” a source close to the situation revealed. “They know this could blow up at any moment.”

Despite the firestorm, Leto is still set to appear at San Diego Comic-Con later this month to promote the film — a move critics say shows Disney is more interested in saving face than protecting victims.

More Hollywood Rot — And Disney’s Complicity?

Leto’s team has denied all wrongdoing, claiming the messages with accusers were “not sexual” and even bizarrely suggesting one woman tried to work for him. She denies that ever happened.

Regardless, the allegations have once again spotlighted Hollywood’s rotten underbelly — and Disney’s willingness to look the other way when it suits their bottom line.

“He’s not just the lead actor,” one insider said. “He’s producing the movie. Disney knows who he is — and they’re still letting him steer the ship.”

What Happened to Disney’s ‘Values’?

As parents across the country voice concerns over the company’s direction, the Leto scandal threatens to further tank Disney’s already-battered reputation. With Tron: Ares now under a dark cloud, critics are asking: how far is Disney willing to go to protect its stars — even ones accused of preying on teens?

“They let this happen. They knew,” one source said bluntly. “This isn’t just a PR crisis. It’s a moral one.”

And Disney, once again, is on the wrong side.