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Todisco, E. (2026, November 5). Russell Brand tells police he had ‘countless sexual encounters’ in never-before-seen interview ahead of rape conviction. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/11/05/celebrity-news/rusell-brand-tells-police-he-had-countless-sexual-encounters-before-rape-conviction/
Todisco, Eric. “Russell Brand tells police he had ‘countless sexual encounters’ in never-before-seen interview ahead of rape conviction.” New York Post, 5 Nov. 2026, https://pagesix.com/2026/11/05/celebrity-news/rusell-brand-tells-police-he-had-countless-sexual-encounters-before-rape-conviction/.
Todisco, Eric. “Russell Brand tells police he had ‘countless sexual encounters’ in never-before-seen interview ahead of rape conviction.” New York Post, November 5, 2026. https://pagesix.com/2026/11/05/celebrity-news/rusell-brand-tells-police-he-had-countless-sexual-encounters-before-rape-conviction/.
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On November 5, 2026, comedian Russell Brand appeared in police custody and delivered a statement defending himself against rape and sexual assault allegations. In his interview with the Metropolitan Police, Brand claimed it was possible he had encountered some of the accusers but maintained that any interactions were consensual and that the women had later "reimagined" those encounters as non-consensual. The police released footage where Brand reads from a prepared statement saying the broadcast of a defamatory documentary on September 16, 2023, alongside articles in two national newspapers, led to the rise in allegations against him. In another interview obtained by Page Six, Brand admitted to having "countless sexual encounters" but insisted they were consensual and expressed no recollection of specific accusers' names. During questioning about a woman's allegation that he removed a condom before sexually abusing her, Brand appeared emotionless and offered no further comment when asked for his response.