Russell Brand denies all charges as he takes the stand at his rape and sex assault trial
- Russell Brand testified at Southwark Crown Court and denied three rape charges, three sexual-assault charges, and one attempted indecent-assault charge.
- Brand told his lawyer, Ian Winter, that the allegations had a “devastating” impact on his life and that no person with relevant evidence had testified for him.
- Prosecutors presented testimony from six women who accused Brand of sexual misconduct between 1999 and 2009.
- Brand told the court that consent is fundamental, essential, and necessary, and more important than sex itself.
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Russell Brand's wife initially broke up with him for 'sleeping with other people'
Russell Brand’s wife has said that they initially broke up over the comedian ‘sleeping with other people.’ Mr Brand is currently before the courts, charged with seven counts including rape and sexual assault against six different women from 1999 to 2009. The former comedian denies all of the charges against him. Mr Brand’s wife, Laura Gallacher, spoke about their initial relationship before they wed in 2017, saying that they began dating in 2007…
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