Disneyland princesses detail vile sexual harassment and the golden rule they can’t break — even when they’re in danger
Former Disneyland princesses have come forward to share their experiences of sexual harassment while maintaining the strict rule of 'character integrity.' This expectation often left them feeling trapped during inappropriate encounters with guests. Despite reporting incidents, they felt that management did not take adequate action to protect them.
- ▪Former Disney princesses reported incidents of sexual harassment while performing.
- ▪The rule of 'character integrity' prevented them from breaking character during these encounters.
- ▪One performer, Alyssa Klinzing, described a disturbing incident where a guest attempted to inappropriately touch her.
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| Publication time | Wed, 03 Jun 2026 15:47:12 -0400 |
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Metro Disneyland princesses detail vile sexual harassment and the golden rule they can’t break — even when they’re in danger By Nina Joudeh Published June 3, 2026, 3:47 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google Former Disney princesses are speaking out, claiming they were expected to stay in character no matter what guests did to them — even during alleged incidents of sexual harassment. The strict expectation, known among performers as “character integrity,” is considered one of the most important rules of the job. “Character integrity is number one. You’re not going to break character if somebody tries to break you,” former Disney World performer Hunter Haag told the Daily Mail.
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