Chris Hardwick to resume NBC roles after review of sexual assault allegations by ex-girlfriend

Los Angeles: Chris Hardwick’s career is getting back on track after a review of sexual assault allegations made by a former girlfriend. NBC said that Hardwick will serve as a guest host on 7 August on America’s Got Talent and will return as host for season three of The Wall game show. Production on The Wall is set to begin in the fall. [caption id=“attachment_4864641” align=“alignnone” width=“825”] File image of Chris Hardwick. the Associated Pres/Jordan Strauss[/caption] NBC’s confirmation on 31 July, that Hardwick was keeping the gigs, came a week after AMC said he would be back with Talking Dead and Talking with Chris Hardwick following the review. In announcing its decision, AMC said it was the “appropriate step” after interviewing a number of people in connection with the allegations against Hardwick. He is scheduled to resume work on Talking Dead, companion to drama series The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead on 12 August, the date that the latter show returns for the second half of its fourth season. Yvette Nicole Brown had been named interim host during the review. Hardwick has acknowledged that an online post by his ex-girlfriend Chloe Dykstra alleging she had been sexually assaulted and emotionally abused referred to him. He has denied the allegations but has said the couple’s three-year relationship was imperfect and included arguments.