Janice Dickinson Talks Bill Cosby Rape In Emotional Interview (VIDEO)
Janice Dickinson appeared on CNN last night for an emotional interview, in which she further discussed the Bill Cosby rape allegations that she brought to light in an ET interview two weeks ago.
In this new interview, held in light of Cosby resigning from Temple University’s Board Of Trustees, Dickinson explains why she didn't come forward earlier, and why she feels now was the time to make these allegations public. It's a fairly graphic interview, as Dickinson details exactly what happened on the night Cosby raped her, noting that her last memory before blacking out was "Cosby mounting me, like the monster that he was.”
What follows is an angry, tear-filled on-camera breakdown that is pretty hard to watch, as interviewer/CNN correspondent Fredricka Whitfield had to console the former model once the interview ended. It seems clear that Dickinson has been holding this in for years, and the result is a torrent of pain and grief coming out in one harsh release. It's a harrowing interview, and if you've got the stomach for it, you can watch it below: