Stephen Collins' child molestation update circulates online.

The "7th Heaven" actor has no connection anymore with Beverly Hills-based talent agency, according to E News. Cutting ties between Collins and the agency happened right after the child molestation news boomed.

E Online also reported that the actor had written erotic novels before he molested young girls. One novel of Stephen details his earliest sexual experiences.

"During her emerging swanhood, she discovered a power previously unimagined. She experienced the effect of removing her clothes in front of the opposite sex. It became her deepest secret."

"The sources of her first and most heightened sexual experiences were not merely frowned upon, but illegal and sick."

Previously, TMZ reported a voice recording of the conversation between therapist, Collins, and his wife. In the voice recording, Collins confessed about molesting girls.

Click here for the audio recording.

TMZ also reported his wife Faye Grant sent an email to "7th Heaven" actor. The letter contains:

"The comment you made just before I gave birth to our daughter when you said you hoped we didn't have a little boy, because 'you just didn't know if you could keep his little penis out of your mouth' was indication enough that you were sick ..."

After the voice recording was leaked, Faye Grant denied she's behind of it, according to Mirror. And according to a follow-up report, Hollywood Reporter said that the TV series "7th Heaven" re-runs are no longer airing as two networks already cancelled it.