O’Reilly dropped by literary agency

A second talent agency has reportedly dropped Bill O’Reilly following new revelations about his sexual harassment settlements.

William Morris Endeavor, the agency that handles the former Fox News host’s literary deals, released a statement saying they would no longer represent O’Reilly, CNN reported.

“It is our fiduciary responsibility to service the existing deals we have under contract, but we will not be working with him moving forward,” the statement read.

It was unclear from the statement how long O’Reilly would remain under contract with the agency, according to CNN.

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Another talent agency dropped O’Reilly earlier this week, after a New York Times report revealed O’Reilly had paid a $32 million settlement to a woman who accused him of sexual harassment just one month before Fox News renewed his contract.

O’Reilly left the network in April after reports surfaced of sexual harassment and settlement payments to five other women.