Jared Leto allegedly asked one of his underage sexual assault accusers to “call [him] daddy” when they had sex.

The woman, referred to as “Clara,” leveled the accusation against the Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman in the new BBC documentary, “Jared Leto: Hollywood’s Dark Secret.”

“Clara” claimed she met Leto in 2006 — when she was 17 and he was 34 — at one of his concerts, where one of the singer’s associates allegedly got her phone number for Leto.

After the concert, “Clara” and Leto allegedly went back to his house in California — where the age of consent is 18 — and had sex while her friend waited in another room.

“He told me, ‘I would like you to call me daddy,’” she claimed in the documentary. “And it was either pretend to be a little girl or ‘my little girl.’”

She said she was “so naive and vulnerable” in the moment and didn’t realize that Leto’s behavior was not “normal.”

“It was only as time went on that I realized more and more how scary that really was,” she added.

“Clara,” who alleged she went to Leto’s house three or four times, also claimed that the Oscar winner “shrugged off” a conversation about California’s age of consent.

“It wasn’t a huge concern for him,” she alleged, adding, “There is no well-adjusted man in his 30s who’s going to look at a teenager and think… ‘she would be a great partner.’”

“Clara” was one of four women who accused Leto, 54, of sexual misconduct that allegedly occurred between 2002 and 2016 when they were all teenagers.

Like “Clara,” the other accusers — “Alex,” “Isabel” and “Etta” — did not use their real names in the doc.

“Isabel” alleged that Leto sexually assaulted her in a motel bathroom when she was 17 in 2002.

“Alex,” meanwhile, claimed that Leto threatened her with sexual assault when she was 19 after she was unexpectedly left alone with him in a hotel room in 2013.

And “Etta” accused the “Fight Club” star of grooming her when she was 16 by allegedly making repeated sexually explicit phone calls and suggesting on at least one occasion that they should have sex.

Four other women alleged they received unusual and often sexually explicit phone calls from Leto when they were younger.

In addition, two men who worked with Leto’s band claimed in the documentary that staff members were uncomfortable with the actor’s interactions with teenage girls, alleging he sometimes invited them backstage to his dressing room or to the house where he was recording.

Leto denied all the accusations in a statement to Page Six on Wednesday.

“I have never sexually assaulted anyone in my entire life,” he said, dubbing the claims “absolutely and categorically false.”

The “Dallas Buyers Club” star has faced sexual assault allegations in the past. Just last year, Los Angeles DJ Allie Teilz claimed on social media that Leto assaulted her when she was 17.

That prompted nine more women to accuse Leto of sexual impropriety in an article published by Air Mail in June 2025. Leto vehemently denied those allegations.

Additionally, a source alleged to The Post in September 2005 that Leto was “approaching” and “texting” teenage models at NYC’s Maritime Hotel.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-330-0226.