The actor Jeff Garlin has left The Goldbergs, effective immediately, according to multiple reports.
Jeff Garlin attended the screening of "Motherless Brooklyn" in Los Angeles.
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Garlin, who has starred on The Goldbergs since 2013 and is best known for his role as Jeff Greene on Curb Your Enthusiasm, was accused by anonymous staffers of carrying out physical and verbal conduct that made them uncomfortable.
Garlin told Vanity Fair in a December 3 interview that he had been the subject of multiple HR investigations in the last three years, and that some of the recent allegations stem from an incident with a stand-in.
Garlin said he wouldn't say anything to anyone that would be offensive and that the complaints may be related to political correctness.
Garlin left The Goldbergs for a mutual decision.
Forbes reached out to representatives for Garlin and The Goldbergs.
The Goldbergs is in its ninth season and hasn't been renewed for a 10th. Garlin plays the father of the family in the show, but it is not clear how he will be handled after he leaves. Garlin was almost done with his filming requirements when he left the show.
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The show is inspired by the creator of the show, Adam F. Goldberg. Garlin told Vanity Fair earlier that he was not being fired and that he and the show's team were trying to come to an agreement.
The Hollywood Reporter reported that Jeff Garlin left The Goldbergs after an investigation.
Jeff Garlin left 'The Goldbergs' after HR investigations into on-set behavior.
Jeff Garlin said that he had not been fired from The Goldbergs.
