Kevin Costner Denies Sexual Harassment Allegations in Horizon Lawsuit

Kevin Costner is vehemently denying the sexual harassment allegations made by stunt performer Devyn LaBella regarding the ‘Horizon’ film series. LaBella, who filed a lawsuit in May 2025, claims she was subjected to an unscripted, violent rape scene during the filming of ‘Horizon II’. Costner and his legal team are seeking the dismissal of the lawsuit, with Costner calling the allegations a ‘bold-faced lie.’ He asserts that the lawsuit is part of a larger attempt to damage his reputation. LaBella, a stunt performer and SAG-AFTRA member, claims the incident left her traumatized and seeking unspecified damages, including the implementation of intimacy coordinators on future sets. Costner, along with his attorneys, argues that LaBella’s lawsuit is based on false claims, citing sworn testimonies from crew members and photographic evidence. The case continues to unfold in Los Angeles Superior Court, with a motion to strike set for September 2025. LaBella has also called for anti-sexual harassment training for the production team, while Costner is focusing on defending himself and his team against the allegations.