The majority of Kevin Costner’s behind-the-scenes drama with Yellowstone appears to be fully in his rear-view mirror, now that the spinoff-sporting western drama has concluded. However, the actor is still currently embroiled in a workplace sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a Horizon: An American Saga stunt performer, though his legal team is taking strides to get the case dismissed by filing new paperwork that attempts to disprove the claims made in the suit.
The lawsuit, first filed in May 2025 by performer Devyn LaBella, went public in June, with LaBella claiming that during the filming of Horizon: An American Saga - Part II, she was forced to serve as a stand-in for star Ella Hunt for an alternate version of a rape scene that allegedly wasn’t part of the original script. The stunt actress voiced that Hunt filmed for the scene a day prior, with an intimacy coordinator standing by, but that the coordinator was absent during the restaged filming, which itself would be a SAG violation, as would be altering a scene like this in the moment.
