Where Is Andrea Constand Now? Everything About The Woman Harassed By Bill Cosby

Andrea Constand is currently living in her native country Canada. Here’s what you need to know about the woman who accused Bill Cosby.

Andrea Constand is a former college and Canadian national team basketball player. She is predominantly known for the Andrea Constand v. William H. Cosby Jr. case.

Andrea Constand is the author of her memoir “The Moment” which she wrote depicting her journey against the wrongdoings of Bill Cosby. Bill Cosby recently got out of jail since his case of sexual assault and rapes got “overturned” as of July.

Where Is Andrea Constand Now? 

Andrea Constand is currently residing in her home country Canada as of today. She is reported to have been working as a registered massage therapist, per our sources.

Similarly, she has been keeping updates on the Bill Cosby case and has shared her opinion on Bill’s recent jail release. The overturned case has been described as”Disappointing” by “The Moment” author.

Andrea Constand Age and Bio Explored

Andrea Constand is currently 48 years old in age as of 2021. She was born on April 11, 1973, in Toronto and grew up playing basketball.

Andrea Constand’s official bio has not been published presently. However, the infamous Bill Cosby sexual assault case garnered her enough international attention.

Her life story and legal battles with Bill Cosby are the themes of her new book “The Moment”.

Andrea Constand: Bill Cosby Assault Case Explained

Andrea Constand was sexually assaulted in January 2004 by Bill Cosby in his home while she was on Temple University’s women’s basketball team. 

She was a close ally of Bill during those days but was assaulted by him when she was under stress. According to Andrea, she was given three pills which made her semiconscious and unable to move.

She charged Bill with sexual assaults in 2005 and the legal battles continued till 2018. Cosby was finally found guilty of all three counts of sexual charges against her in 2018 and was sentenced to 3–10 years in state prison. However, his conviction was vacated as of June 30.

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