A FOX Sports executive has been placed on leave in the wake of two lawsuits that were recently filed against the company by former employees. Charlie

Fox Sports executive vice president Charlie Dixon was placed on administrative leave days after a former anchor filed a lawsuit accusing him of sexual assault.

The new report claims Charlie Dixon was expected to be involved in FS1’s coverage of the Super Bowl this weekend in New Orleans.

Former Fox Sports anchor and reporter Julie Stewart-Binks has accused Charlie Dixon, one of her ex-bosses at the network, of sexually assaulting her in 2016.

Julie Stewart-Binks claims Charlie Dixon sexually assaulted her after coaxing her up to his hotel room to discuss Super Bowl coverage plans in 2016.

According to a new story from The Athletic’s Katie Strang, Julie Stewart-Binks — the former Fox Sports reporter and host who was once on the receiving end of a lap dance from Rob Gronkowski on the air — has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles County against Fox and Dixon, with allegations of sexual assault. WARNING: Graphic depictions are ahead.

Executive Charlie Dixon is also named as a defendant in a lawsuit filed earlier this month by a former FS1 hairstylist.

In the lawsuit, the anchor claims she was assaulted on a balcony outside of a hotel room in 2016, after the two met to discuss plans for an upcoming show.

Fox Sports executive vice president Charlie Dixon, a co-defendant in two lawsuits filed last month in which he was accused of sexual battery, has been placed on administrative leave, sources briefed on the matter told The Athletic.