CBS Chief Correspondent Matt Gutman Accused of Harassment in ABC Producer Suit

Former ABC News field producer Samira Said accused CBS News chief correspondent Matt Gutman of making sexualized remarks toward her while the two worked together at ABC, according to a wrongful-termination lawsuit filed Friday in Los Angeles.

The female ex-ABC News staffer also alleges the network denied her medical accommodations.

Embattled golden boy and CBS News anchor Matt Gutman's checkered past has come to light as he deals with a revealing sexual harassment lawsuit filed Friday from a former colleague.

Samira Said, ex-field producer for ABC News, has come forward with a lawsuit against CBS's Matt Gutman, accusing him of making inappropriate sexual comments.

Adela Loconte / Variety via Getty Images A chief correspondent at CBS News has been accused of making sexual comments on the job. Matt Gutman, who joined the network in January as the first on-air hire by the MAGA-curious CBS News boss Bari Weiss, is being sued by a former ABC News field producer, Samira Said, with who

CBS News chief correspondent Matt Gutman is facing sexual harassment allegations in a lawsuit filed by a former ABC News colleague, who claims he made inappropriate sexual remarks on two assignments during his time at that network. Former ABC News field producer Samira Said named Gutman, ABC News and parent company The

Who is Samira Said, the woman who has sued CBS star Matt Gutman for sexual harassment?  MARCA

Matt Gutman, CBS News’ chief correspondent, has been accused of sexual harassment in a wrongful-termination lawsuit filed by a former co-worker at ABC News. Gutman was named in a lawsuit filed by Samira Said, who worked as a field producer for ABC News in its Los Angeles bureau from May 2021 until March 2025. She…