‘Yellowstone’ actor accused of claiming disability payments despite filming hit TV show [The Charlotte Observer]
An actor is accused of collecting thousands of dollars in disability payments after saying an injury left her unable to work during the time she filmed the hit TV show “Yellowstone.”
The actor — Q’orianka Kilcher — is now charged with insurance fraud, according to the
“California law prohibits misrepresenting injuries to medical providers to collect workers’ compensation insurance benefits, yet the investigation found Kilcher worked on ‘Yellowstone’ during the time she told a doctor she had been too injured to work,” officials wrote
The actor’s attorney,
The allegations stem from
“Kilcher told the doctor handling her claim that she had been offered work since her injury occurred but had been unable to accept it because her neck pain was too severe,” officials wrote in their release. “Based on Kilcher’s statements to the doctor, she began receiving temporary total disability benefits.”
Despite reporting that she hadn’t been able to work, officials said Kilcher acted in “Yellowstone” from July to
She is accused of receiving the payments from
“Third-party doctors verified her injury and entitlement to benefits,” Becker said in a statement, according to the
Kilcher played the character
Kilcher, a 32-year-old
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