Actor Danny Masterson segregated in prison for ‘his own safety’ ahead of sentencing for rape
- The star of That ‘70s Show was found guilty earlier this week on two counts of rape. Masterson had previously been free on US$3 million bail
- Masterson is being kept in ‘administrative segregation’ in an LA prison cell once occupied by the likes of Suge Knight and OJ Simpson, police sources said

The star of That ’70s Show and The Ranch is being kept in “administrative segregation” at the Los Angeles County Men’s Central Jail for his own safety, police sources told entertainment news site TMZ, citing the high-profile nature of the case.

While there is no television in his cell, Masterson will be granted two hours per day when he will be allowed to visit the day room and have access to a phone and television. The actor will also have three hours each week for recreation, in addition to having access to the prison library, TMZ reported.
Masterson had previously been free on US$3 million bail.
The allegations against Masterson first came to light in 2017. He was swiftly fired from Netflix comedy The Ranch and has since been excluded from That ’90s Show, a reboot of the series that brought him fame.