Another masseur comes forward to make claim against John Travolta

Another masseur comes forward to make claim against John Travolta

John Travolta faced fresh sex scandal claims ­yesterday after a masseur claimed the Hollywood star had been banned from a spa for ­inappropriate ­behaviour.

Michael Caputo said ­Travolta always asked for a man to carry out his massage at a New York hotel â€" but was barred when staff complained.

Mr Caputo said: “It got to the point where they couldn’t find any men to take him and they had to ban him.”

The masseur â€" the fourth man to make claims against the Pulp Fiction star, 58, alleged he would remove his towel, rub himself against the massage table then lift his bottom in the air.

“These are signs to a massage therapist that he was trying to see how much he could get away with,” said Mr Caputo. “They went to management.”

Travolta’s ­lawyer Marty ­Singer denied the claims by Mr Caputo, 55, who worked at the ­Peninsula Hotel from 1992 to 2008, calling him a “disgruntled ­employee”.

The lawyer said the actor ­visited the roof-top spa last year and added: “If he was banned, do you think he’d ever go back?”

Claim: New York's Peninsula Hotel, where workers were said to have banned Travolta from having massages

 

Mr Singer also dismissed claims Travolta offered a man on a cruise ship £8,000 to have sex as “fiction”. The star denies two LA masseurs’ claims that he groped them in separate ­incidents in January.

Mr Singer said the alleged attack against one of the men in LA could not have happened as Travolta could prove he had been in New York at the time.

The two men are ­suing him for ­£1.2million damages.

Their lawyer ­Okorie ­Okorocha said: “By the time this case is over Marty ­Singer will have to accuse more than 100 men of lying.”