Two more men claim John Travolta sexually assaulted them

Two more men claim John Travolta sexually assaulted them

Two more men have claimed ­embattled actor John Travolta sexually ­assaulted them.

The men allege the Hollywood star groped them at high-end hotels in two US cities.

They are the latest in a string of male masseurs and hotel staff who have accused married Travolta of groping them or soliciting them for sex.

In the latest claims, a masseur alleges Travolta groped him during a massage in Miami, while a Seattle hotel waiter said the Pulp Fiction star fondled him as he was cleaning a ­function room.

The men contacted lawyer Okorie Okorocha after he filed a lawsuit on behalf of two other masseurs, said the New York Daily News.

They both claimed ­the assaults were in January this year.

Travolta has completely denied the allegations.

The Miami masseur alleged ­Travolta asked him to ­concentrate on his inner thighs during the ­massage in 2000 at luxury ­resort Eden Roc in Miami.

He said the actor was “grinding on the table” as he forced the man to grab his genitals. He said: “At one point, he pulled my hand between his legs, up to his ­scrotum. I started working on his other leg and it all started back up again.”

Travolta, 58, then ­reportedly pleasured himself and asked the man to touch him, ­before ­tipping him $20.

But Travolta was allegedly more generous when â€" it is claimed â€" he groped a waiter in a Seattle hotel in 2000.

The waiter claims Travolta grabbed his bottom and ­exposed himself. Travolta then flung $1,000 at him, he says.

The star’s lawyer Marty ­Singer said it was “evident” the two latest men were not ­reliable ­sources. He insisted Travolta did not pay any “hush money” to drop legal claims.

Mr Singer said: “Not one penny has been paid, nor do we have any intention to pay any money for these ridiculous and false claims.”

Seven men have now accused the star of ­making sexual approaches. All the claims are denied.