Bill Cosby ‘Fears for His Life’ Amid Legal Issues

*Insiders claim Bill Cosby is scared to leave his home because he “fears for his life” amid his legal drama related to sexual assault allegations. 

A source tells RadarOnline that Cosby is “scared to leave the house” because he believes someone will try to kill him “for fame.”

“Cosby is scared to leave the house,” the source said, adding he “fears someone might kill him to be famous.”

According to the source, Cosby’s concerns were heightened after Dave Chappelle was attacked during his stand-up show at the Hollywood Bowl in May.

“Several people around him are convinced he isn’t safe in public,” the source said about Cosby, who canceled a planned U.S. tour.

Cosby served three years in a Pennsylvania prison for the 2004 sexual assault of Andrea Constand and was released in 2021 over a technicality.

Cosby is facing another sexual assault lawsuit from nine women that was filed in Nevada. A recent law in the state removed the statute of limitations for civil cases. As NBC News reports, the lawsuit accuses the 85-year-old of using his “enormous power, fame and prestige” to sexually assault each of the accusers.

Former supermodel Janice Dickinson is among those named in the lawsuit. 

More than 60 women have publicly accused Cosby of sexual abuse; many of the allegations are decades old.

Meanwhile, Cosby is in “financial turmoil” and is “liquidating” assets to pay for legal fees related to civil lawsuits.

According to RadarOnline, a source revealed that Cosby, whose net worth was once estimated at $400 million, is “taking out second mortgages,” and he and his wife Camille are “selling off their artwork.”

The couple is in a “bad situation financially” from a slew of Cosby’s lawsuits brought on by women in several states, which has caused “major issues” for the couple, per Radar.

“They are in financial turmoil right now,” the source said.

READ MORE: Insiders Claim Bill Cosby in ‘Financial Turmoil’ as He Fights Civil Lawsuits

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