‘7th Heaven’ Stars Slam TV Dad Stephen Collins’ ‘Unforgivable’ Sexual Abuse

The former child stars of 7th heaven denounced their TV father, Stefan Collinsfor his alleged sexual abuse of children!

Beverley Mitchell43, David Gallagher39, and Mackenzie Rosman34 – who starred in the WB series, which ran from 1996 to 2007 – recently reunited for their new podcast ‘Catching Up with the Camdens’, named after their fictional TV family.

Rosman says: “We want to be clear that we have not had any inappropriate experiences with Stephen.”

Mitchell points out: “We do not excuse or tolerate his behavior.”

And Gallagher notes: “All forms of abuse, sexual abuse of any kind, are inexcusable, and victims of abuse should be shown compassion and support.”

Collins, 77, played Protestant minister Eric Camden in the squeaky clean drama. But he was reportedly taken in by his now ex-wife Faye Grant during a therapy session in which he admitted to engaging in inappropriate sexual behavior with three female minors from 1973 to 1994!

After the allegations were dropped in 2014, Collins was dropped from the film Ted 2 And 7th heaven reruns were pulled from syndication. He shockingly admitted: ‘Forty years ago I did something terribly wrong that I deeply regret. I’ve been working on making things right ever since.”

He also claimed that the recording was made without his or the therapist’s knowledge or consent, insisting that “assumptions and innuendos” about what he allegedly did “went far beyond what actually happened.”

Collins has since shunned the spotlight and lived quietly in Iowa.