The frontwoman of Cherry Glazerr, Clementine Creevy, threatened lifelong bassist Sean Redman with the group’s ‘statutory rape’ while they were in a sexual relationship while she was 14.
Redman was part of Cherry Glazerr from 2013 to 2016 until he quit playing with his other band, The Buttertones, with Creevy, now 23, revealing to the Los Angeles Times in 2014 that she and the bassist, then 23, were ‘dating’ themselves.
In a message made on Instagram in which she claimed that Redman encountered and had unhealthy encounters with her because she did not realize that he had a girlfriend or that he had acquired the human papillomavirus, Creevy cited a post by a woman named Chloe Razink (HPV).
Creevy went on to state that Redman behaved similarly to her, adding, “He and I met in Hollywood at a music workshop. I was going to 9th grade. He asked for my number and began texting me. I told him I was 16, to which he replied, “That (sic) all right, I still sound a lot of the time like a kid myself.” “That’s good, I still feel like a child a lot of the time.
“We eventually met up at his apartment where he, much to my surprise, had sex with me. I was not expecting it, nor was I ready. I remember feeling confused and uncomfortable that he was trying to have sex with me but I went along with it. He also insisted on not using protection and gave me HPV. That was the first time I had sex.”
“Sean Redman was 20 and I was 14 when he began a sexual relationship with me which is statutory rape,” she continued. “Sean treated me badly. He was emotionally volatile and selfish.”
“It is sad and infuriating that the sexualization (sic) of older male actors in the scene may ever have to be experienced by young girls who wish to play music or see music – it is disgraceful and it needs to stop now. “This is tragic and infuriating that young girls who want to play music or see music should still have to confront the seed.”