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Katy Perry in 'active discussions' over documentary detailing her 'dark marriage' to Russell Brand
Sources say Perry is weighing a tell-all project after Brand’s conviction, with her team in talks with Netflix and Hulu, officials said.
- On July 1, 2026, pop singer Katy Perry told fans at Blenheim Palace that her ex-husband Russell Brand 'should be in jail,' a remark that resurfaced following his conviction for rape and sexual assault at Southwark Crown Court last week.
- Perry and Brand married in 2010, but their 14-month marriage ended in 2011 when Brand texted he wanted a divorce. Perry later described the relationship as 'very controlling,' citing his jealousy over her professional success during tours.
- Sources claim Perry is now in 'active discussions' with Netflix and Hulu regarding a potential docuseries and autobiography about their marriage. She reportedly waited for the trial's conclusion before finalizing these projects.
- On Monday, November 9, 2026, Judge Joel Bennathan sentenced Brand to 10.5 years in prison for raping one fan and sexually assaulting three others, calling him a 'sexual predator' whose fame had enabled abuse.
- Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy called the conviction a 'wake-up call' on Sunday, warning that such exploitation is 'probably happening today' in entertainment and urging organizations to adopt whistleblower protections.
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