'Batwoman' Crew Member Responds to Ruby Rose's Claims About Toxic Environment on Set

A crew member from Batwoman is speaking out.

Earlier this week, Ruby Rose made a number of allegations about the treatment she received while working on the show, claiming her exit stemmed from the toxic conditions on set.

Alexander J. Baxter, who worked as a PA on season 1 of Batwoman, refuted her allegations in an interview with Comic Book Resources on Thursday (October 19).

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“The production company was professional, dialed in, and in every way fantastic,” Alexander said. “The crew was lovely, hard-working, and dedicated to countless night shoots, it sounded to be an amazing experience in the making.”

He continued, “Then came Ruby Rose… She stormed off set, she yelled at people, and whenever she interacted with any of us production assistants, we were disregarded as the trash we picked up. She was a dictator to work for, and having been nothing but a production assistant eager to get into the industry, she made me consider quitting.”

Alexander went on to claim that Ruby was late for most of her days on set, didn’t have her lines memorized, and was rude to the crew. He also added that a friend of the actress told him she had been partying before she showed up to work.

“She was a horrible star and made so many of us feel like we were helping make a show for a dictator,” he said. “When I read her article claiming that the production was at fault, it infuriated me because having been there, I don’t wanna stand by and let her badmouth a company that she tried to screw over. No matter how bad your day, you have no right to be cruel. And season 1 was her reign of cruelty.”

After Ruby shared her allegations in a series of posts to social media, Warner Bros. TV issued a statement saying she was fired over “multiple complaints about workplace behavior.”