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"Mr. Rose commented on their physical appearance, asked inappropriate questions about their personal and romantic lives, and barraged them with late-night phone calls. "We understand that the plaintiff was a contractor of Charlie Rose Inc., and given that they operated independently of us, any of her compensation would have been handled solely by Charlie Rose Inc."'We have no records of any complaint," Trippet added. Riggi worked as the head makeup artist for the "Charlie Rose Show" and "Charlie Rose: The Week," but also worked at various television shows and handled makeup for high-profile individuals, according to court documents. Riggi also alleges Rose used the Bloomberg studio where he recorded his show as a "sexual hunting ground." "But, far from being an advocate for their careers, Mr. Rose treated them as sexual targets, using his power and influence to serve his personal desires," according to the lawsuit.