Farrow spoke out about the abuse she allegedly suffered at the hands of Allen in an open letter in The New York Times, in 2014.

Since then, herself and her siblings have continued to raise awareness of Allen’s alleged crimes, most recently in her first ever TV interview about Allen, just last week.

Appearing on CBS This Morning, Farrow told host Gayle King, “Why shouldn’t I want to bring him down?”

“Why shouldn’t I be angry?” she continued, in a teaser of the interview released by the broadcaster.

“Why shouldn’t I be hurt? Why shouldn’t I feel some sort of outrage after all these years being ignored and disbelieved and tossed aside?”

Farrow has cited the #MeToo movement as encouragement to keep speaking out about her abusive childhood. Following this, a host of celebrities who have previously worked with Allen, have publicly apologised to Farrow and expressed regret in their involvement with the director, with some even donating their salaries from his films to the Time’s Up fund.

Timberlake, however, has not.

The actor and singer starred in Allen’s 2017 film, Wonder Wheel, which tells the story of four people living on Coney Island in the 1950s.

So far Timberlake has not commented on his association with Allen, but was seen wearing a Time’s Up pin at the Golden Globes alongside the droves of actors that wore all-black in a stand for the evening.

Dylan Farrow calls out Justin Timberlake for working with Woody Allen