A British comedian recently shared an Instagram video for his fans, claiming that he had received two letters regarding the published reports.
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What four women have alleged against Russell Brand
Russell Brand had been concerned about allegations of sexual harassment against him, which were published by The Sunday Times on Saturday. The British comedian shared an Instagram video for his fans, in which he claimed to have received two letters discussing the reports to be published. In the Instagram video, he defended himself against the upcoming allegations, describing them as an “attack” on him.
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According to the Sunday Times report, which is among Russell Brand worst fears, he has been accused of rape, sexual harassment, and emotional abuse by four women. One of the women involved was only 16 years old at the time of the incidents, which allegedly occurred between 2006 and 2013.
One of the women claimed that Russell Brand raped her in his Los Angeles home in 2012 when she was just 16 years old. After the alleged rape, the women were successful in leaving his house. She recalled her alleged first date with Russell, saying, “I remember wearing a red Vigil dress and big stage shoes, and my hair was down, and I had makeup on. But I didn’t look like a woman in any way. I was a child prepared for dinner that night.”
The third woman making allegations claims that she was in a consensual relationship with Russell for a brief period in the beginning of 2013. However, one day when she went to meet him, he attempted to assault her while being naked.
The fourth woman making allegations claims to be Russell’s former girlfriend. She alleges that the British comedian sexually harassed her, subjecting her to physical and emotional abuse.
Before the report was published, Russell released a video on Instagram last Friday, dismissing the allegations as an “attack” on him. He stated, “Among these extraordinary and, as it were, Baroque allegations, there are some very serious allegations that I completely deny.”
“It makes me wonder, ‘Is there some other agenda going on?’ especially when we’ve seen coordinated media attacks in the past,” Russell referred to an example in the video when Joe Rogan was accused of using the “horse dewormer” for COVID-19 treatment, which was a medically approved drug for humans at the time.