He was accused of sexual harassment by a female makeup artist who worked on Victoria, and mocked and belittled the woman who made the complaint. Oh, and this was a private complaint that was never made public. The only reason we even know about it, is because Fox took the sexual harassment complaint letter with him to a meeting with a Sunday Times journalist, and performed a "lavish" dramatic reading of the letter to the journalist who was interviewing him, before "collapsing into laughter."
He's also made gross comments about sexual harassment, including saying beautiful women don't care about sexual harassment. He also made comments about how he treated his ex-wife marriage that pretty much come across as emotional abuse.
He has not been "cancelled." He's been given a massive platform including major TV appearances and magazine covers purely off the back of his racism scandal and his attempts to rebrand himself as the Katie Hopkins of luvvies. Face it, he would never ever land that kind of media coverage off the back of his decidely C-list acting accomplishments, or his failed music career.
It takes a remarkable amount of cognitive disconnect to pretend you are somehow being "censored" or "cancelled" for holding certain views when you are being handed a huge media platform on a plate, purely on account of those same views.
What people call "cancel" and "cancel cuture" is just criticism. What Fox objects to, is people online criticising him. Why should some people be above criticism? Wanting a ban on all criticism of you personally, is an attack on free speech.
Isn't that the argument that gets trotted out in the Meghan Markle threads all the time? "Ohhh it's just criticism." Even when it's racial slurs, or abuse, or outright lies predicated on racial or misogynistic stereotypes: "It's Just Criticism How Dare You Say Black Women Can't Be Criticised."
Someone care to explain to me why "criticism" of a black or biracial celeb is perfectly fine and dandy, but criticism of a white celeb is "censorship" and "cancel culture"?