Time's Up CEO resigns amid Cuomo scandal

What she's saying: "Now is the time for Time’s Up to evolve and move forward as there is so much more work to do for women,” Tchen said in a statement on Twitter.

"It is clear that I am not the leader who can accomplish that in this moment. I am especially aware that my position at the helm of Time’s Up has become a painful and divisive focal point, where those very women and other activists who should be working together to fight for change are instead battling each other in harmful ways," she continued.

Tchen has apologized for how her actions impacted sexual abuse survivors as the Cuomo administration deflected accusations.

Zoom out: The announcement comes one day after the Washington Post reported that Time’s Up previous contact with Cuomo’s top aide, Melissa DeRosa, were more extensive than the New York Attorney General Letitia James's report suggested.

What to watch: The organization's board announced Monifa Bandele, the group’s chief operating officer, will take over as interim CEO, per the Post.