'She’s disgusted and concerned': Zoe Kravitz says mom Lisa Bonet 'didn’t seem incredibly surprised' about Bill Cosby rape scandal

Lisa Bonet 'didn’t seem incredibly surprised' about the rape allegations toward her one-time co-star Bill Cosby, according to her daughter Zoe Kravitz.

Zoe, Lisa's 28-year-old daughter with rocker Lenny Kravitz, told Allure that she felt her mother, who played Denise Huxtable on The Cosby Show from 1984 until 1991, was 'bummed' out as details of the scandal emerged.

'I don’t think she wants to hear about anyone being abused, especially by someone she spent so much time with,' Zoe told the publication. 'It feels s----y. You want to shower.'

Lovely: Lisa, 49, was snapped in LA last year at the Critics' Choice Awards
Fashionista: Zoe Kravitz, 38, was snapped at an NYC fashion event in March

New insight: Lisa Bonet (L) 'didn’t seem incredibly surprised' by the mountain of sex abuse allegations raised against Bill Cosby, her former co-star on The Cosby Show, according to her daughter Zoe Kravitz (R)

Zoe told The Guardian in an August 2015 interview that Bonet, 49, was 'just staying out of' the scandal, which saw Cosby accused by dozens of women of drugging and abusing them.

'She’s just as disgusted and concerned as everyone else is, but I don’t think she has any insight,' Zoe said in the interview. 'It’s news to her as well.'

Zoe said that she understood why many were interested in a reaction from Bonet, who has stayed publicly mum on the topic.

New avenue: Cosby on Monday agreed with his daughter's theory that the accusations against him could be racially-related. He was pictured in Pennsylvania in September  

New avenue: Cosby on Monday agreed with his daughter's theory that the accusations against him could be racially-related. He was pictured in Pennsylvania in September  

Gorgeous: Lisa wore a colorful ensemble to Elle's Women in Television event in January

Gorgeous: Lisa wore a colorful ensemble to Elle's Women in Television event in January

'She was on the show for a long time,' Zoe said. 'She’s also a beautiful woman. It makes people wonder.

She said that her mother is 'a very straightforward person,' and that 'if there was something she felt the world needed to know that would help this case or help any women who had been abused, she would say something.'

The new comments from the Big Little Lies beauty came as Cosby - who played Dr. Heathcliff 'Cliff' Huxtable on NBC sitcom - said that the pile of accusations of sexual abuse against him 'could be' racially-driven, after his daughter Esna asserted that 'racism has played a big role' in the proceedings, adding they've been dogged by 'one-sided' accusations.

Back in court: Cosby smiled as he was snapped in court in Norristown, Pennsylvania last month

Back in court: Cosby smiled as he was snapped in court in Norristown, Pennsylvania last month

'There are so many tentacles' in the situation, the 79-year-old comic told Sirius XM Monday. 'So many different - "nefarious" is a great word - and I just truly believe that some of it may very well be that.'

Cosby next month goes on trial in his native Philadelphia in a 2004 incident in which a Temple University worker named Andrea Constand said he drugged and sexually assaulted her. He has pleaded not guilty to the accusations. 

Jury selection commences May 22, with the trial, projected to last two weeks, beginning June 5. 

Longtime ties: Cosby and Bonet were seen in this shot from The Cosby Show from 1984 

Longtime ties: Cosby and Bonet were seen in this shot from The Cosby Show from 1984 

Fallen star: Cosby, seen here in his 2015 mug shot, plans on working in show business again following his trial, his lawyer told a judge last year 

Fallen star: Cosby, seen here in his 2015 mug shot, plans on working in show business again following his trial, his lawyer told a judge last year 

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