In a powerful upcoming memoir titled Unspeakable Things, former NBC staffer Brooke Nevils shares her harrowing experiences and allegations against Matt Lauer. The claims date back to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, where she alleges Lauer anally raped her while she was too intoxicated to consent. These revelations come years after the #MeToo movement, shedding light on the complexities of consent and the aftermath of sexual assault allegations.
After coming forward in 2017, Nevils faced severe emotional distress, ultimately leading to her departure from NBC. The memoir, set to be released in February 2026, promises to delve into the pain and confusion she experienced, transforming her understanding of what happened to her into something more defined. With her story, she hopes to challenge societal misconceptions about sexual harassment and assault, a conversation that remains all too relevant today.
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