Rolf Harris faces fresh sex assault charges Rolf Harris arrives at Westminster Magistrates Court, to face sex offence charges, in London in September 2013. Australian entertainer Rolf Harris is facing three more sex assault charges, including one for an alleged indecent assault against a girl ""aged seven or eight." The 83-year-old was already facing 13 charges, including six charges of indecently assaulting a 15 year-old girl and three charges of indecent assault of a 14 year-old girl in the 1980s. Now, prosecutors say they have added three more charges of indecent assault against the veteran entertainer. The new counts relate to alleged offences against females aged, one aged seven or eight in 1968 or 1969, one aged 14 in 1975 and one aged 19 in 1984. The Crown Prosecution Service said the alleged offences related to one existing complainant and two new complainants. Fairfax Media has contacted the Crown Prosecution Service for comment. Earlier, a CPS spokesman told the BBC: "These three allegations were included in the file sent to the CPS by the Metropolitan Police in August of this year; however, as part of the ongoing review process for all cases, it has been decided that these allegations should be formally added to the indictment as further counts. Evidence relating to these further counts has already been served on the court and the defence, so it is not necessary for Mr. Harris to appear again at magistrates' court. Mr Harris is due to stand trial on April 30 next year. At a preliminary hearing at the historic Old Bailey in London in October, Mr Harris was excused from attending and was not required to enter a plea. He is not expected to do so until mid-January after the defence sees the prosecution's evidence against him. Mr Harris" lawyer has indicated that he intends to plead not guilty to all charges. He is on bail on conditions that he not contact the witnesses in the case, and not come into contact with children without adult supervision. He is due to appear at Southwark Crown Court in southeast London for a plea and case management hearing on January 14. A Metropolitan Police spokesman said police would not be commenting on the new charges. Asked by the Daily Mirror if he wished to comment on the new charges, Mr Harris said over the intercom at his home: "I don't think so, thank you."