Singer Lily Allen has opened up about the aftermath of a sexual assault, where she said mutual friends of her attacker failed to "protect her." The musician, who recently faced backlash for rehoming her puppy and was slammed by singer Corinne Bailey Rae after returning has detailed what happened when she opened up about the incident to mutual friends after it happened in the Caribbean in 2016.

Lily Allen has opened up about a time when she was sexually assaulted by a man she was working with. The singer, 39, detailed on the Miss Me? podcast with Miquita Oliver that she was shocked to find that when the incident took place, her mutual friends rallied to protect her attacker.

Lily Allen, 39, said she felt 'invisible' after being sexually assaulted by a man she worked with and claimed that things were 'put in place' to protect the attacker