Model and actor Josh Kloss has brought renewed attention to his previous allegations against singer Katy Perry, stating that he has lived for years with what he describes as silent trauma. In a recent interview, Kloss said the incident, which he claims occurred about 14 years ago, has been difficult to address publicly. "It's hard to bring up something that many people see as insignificant," he expressed. Kloss first made these accusations in 2019 via social media. According to him, the decision to speak out again was also influenced by recent statements from actress Ruby Rose, who has also made specific allegations against Perry. Kloss said he felt it was "important" to be "brave" and share his experience once more. He worked with Katy Perry on the music video for the song "Teenage Dream," released in 2010, and said their relationship during the shoot was professional. According to his account, a few years later, he attended a birthday party for Johnny Wujek, a close collaborator of the singer. Kloss claims that upon arriving at the party, Katy Perry greeted him and then, he alleges, pulled down his pants and underwear in the presence of others. He said this left him shocked and embarrassed. In the recent interview, Kloss added that he panicked at that moment and claims the singer laughed. He emphasized that he did not see the event as a joke but as a humiliating situation that has emotionally affected him. On the other hand, Johnny Wujek has previously denied these allegations, calling them "untrue," while other individuals present at the time have also reacted by questioning Kloss's version. Kloss also admitted that in the past, he had a crush on Katy Perry, which he said made the situation even more confusing at the time. Katy Perry has not directly responded to these statements.