Pavlovich said she was persuaded to take a bath naked in Gaiman’s back garden before he joined her naked and performed a sex act against her will while telling her to call him “master” and calling her a “good girl”.
She added Gaiman continued his alleged assaults on her throughout her time babysitting for the family and said his son started to call her a “slave” and ordered her to call him “master”.
Another woman identified as Caroline told Vulture he once placed her hand on his privates.
She said: “He didn’t have boundaries. I remember thinking that there was something really wrong with him.”
Multiple other women spoke with Vulture for the cover story, including Katherine Kendall, who met Gaiman in 2012 when she was 22 and alleged he attempted to have sex with her on his tour bus.
Kendra Stout, who met the writer at a book signing when she was 18, alleged that the author raped her in 2007.
