Katy Perry 'set to reveal dark secrets of her marriage to Russell Brand'
Perry is considering an autobiography and a streaming docuseries after Brand’s convictions, with her team in talks with Netflix and Hulu, sources said.
- On Thursday, comedian Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault at Southwark Crown Court. Pop singer Katy Perry previously remarked during a July concert that her ex "should be in jail."
- The couple's 14-month marriage ended in 2011 after Brand dumped Perry by text before a major performance. Perry later described the relationship as "very controlling" and "a dark period" in her life.
- Legal submissions revealed Perry may have been in the room during a 2009 sexual assault. Barrister Ian Winter KC noted prosecutors agreed not to mention her marriage to Brand, and she was never approached by police.
- Sources claim Perry is planning a "tell-all" book and docuseries about the marriage. She has been in "active discussions" with streaming giants Netflix and Hulu to finalize a deal.
- Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley stated he would not be surprised if many more women came forward. Brand faces investigations regarding at least 10 additional alleged attacks, according to The Guardian.
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After the sentence of guilt, Katy Perry apparently wants to break her long silence: book and documentary show what really happened in the short marriage with Russell Brand.
Since her divorce from Russell Brand, Katy Perry hardly talks about the time together. After the comedian's conviction for rape, this should change: The singer plans biography and documentation. However, a detail from the trial puts Perry in a bad light.
According to media reports, U.S. singer Katy Perry is considering revelations about her marriage to Russell Brand. After the guilty verdict against the comedian, her team seems to already have talks.
For years, Katy Perry (42) remained silent about much that happened during her marriage to Russell Brand (51).
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