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Tingle, R., & Haigh, E. (2026, November 11). Police say they visited Jemima Goldsmith in 2014 after she claimed she was assaulted by Russell Brand in but made no arrests. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16283813/Police-say-visited-Jemima-Goldsmith-2014-claimed-assaulted-Russell-Brand-no-arrests.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-11-11 · by Rory Tingle, Elizabeth Haigh
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In 2014, Thames Valley Police were called to Jemima Goldsmith’s home in Oxfordshire after she alleged that Russell Brand assaulted her. The police arrived but made no arrests and asked Brand to leave as per Goldsmith's wishes. Recently, Goldsmith disclosed on social media that she had previously opted not to press charges due to fears about the impact on her life and her children’s lives. This revelation comes amid current legal proceedings related to a separate incident involving a massage therapist named Szilvia Berki.
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On October 12, 2026, Russell Brand arrived at Southwark Crown Court in London for his trial on charges of rape and sexual assault. The trial is expected to last between 10 to 12 weeks and involves seven charges related to six women, with alleged incidents occurring between 1999 and 2009. Prosecutors described Brand as a "ruthless" sexual predator during opening statements on October 14, detailing assaults in various locations including hotel rooms, workplaces, toilet cubicles, bars, and at his home address.

On November 11, 2026, it was reported that Thames Valley Police visited the Oxfordshire home of Brand's ex-girlfriend Jemima Goldsmith in 2014 after she claimed to have been assaulted by him. Despite her involvement with journalists over several years and allegations made during his trial, no arrests were made at the time due to a lack of evidence.

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Rory Tingle
52 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
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he turned and told her: 'It'll be OK, I don't know how, but it will' as he arrived The police investigation was ultimately dropped.
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Chipping Norton Hungarian Oxfordshire Southwark Crown Court Thames Valley Police

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Brand PERSON · 13× Goldsmith PERSON · 7× Berki PERSON · 6× Jemima Goldsmith PERSON · 2× Oxfordshire GPE · 2× Russell Brand PERSON · 2× Southwark Crown Court ORG · 2× Hungarian NORP · 1× Szilvia Berki PERSON · 1× Thames Valley Police ORG · 1×

Narrative

Ms Goldsmith said she has assisted journalists over 'several years', including Ros Urwin, one of those responsible for revealing Brand's abuse in a 2023 documentary that was often mentioned during his trial. She continued that reporting this week about the injunction against Ms Berki 'has presented an untrue narrative, which has opened me up to vile hatred and abuse online'.
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he turned and told her: 'It'll be OK, I don't know how, but it will' as he arrived The police investigation was ultimately dropped.

Claims (47 extracted, 4 hedged)

Russell Brand was ordered to leave his ex-girlfriend Jemima Goldsmith’s house after she claimed he assaulted him, police have confirmed. asserted
police → order → him
Thames Valley Police said officers were contacted by the heiress on July 25, 2014 but no arrests were made following the incident at her Oxfordshire home. asserted
arrests → say → home
Brand was asked to leave the address “as per the victim’s wishes”, their statement added. asserted
statement → ask → wishes
Goldsmith spoke out yesterday to say she had personal experience of the rapist comedian’s “violence, coercive control and abuse”. asserted
she → speak → violence
Her statement added: “I had to call the police to have him removed from my house in 2014 during a violent incident.” asserted
him → add → incident
On social media, she described how she opted not to press charges at the time due to fears about the impact on her life and the lives of her children, but did not go into detail about what is alleged to have happened. asserted
what → describe → detail
Brand was jailed for 10-and-a-half years at Southwark Crown Court on Monday after being convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault. asserted
Brand → jail → assault
It follows reporting this week surrounding a legal injunction sought by Brand and Ms Goldsmith, who were then a couple, against massage therapist Szilvia Berki. asserted
who → follow → Berki
Hungarian Ms Berki was hired by the heiress to massage him at her £15million mansion, Kiddington Hall, near Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, in June 2014. asserted
Berki → hire → June
Ms Berki agreed a fee of £500 for the session on Brand's birthday. asserted
Berki → agree → birthday
However, the massage never happened and Ms Berki made a complaint against the couple to police, saying 'they'd treated her like a prostitute'. asserted
they → happen → prostitute
She reportedly went to her local police station and said she was pushed by Brand and left terrified after Ms Goldsmith's white Alsatian jumped at her. uncertain
Alsatian → go → her
Brand and Ms Goldsmith denied claims of wrongdoing and insisted they'd ordered a 'standard' rather than sexual massage. uncertain
they → deny → standard
Jemima Goldsmith, pictured with Russell Brand in 2013, has accused the rapist of 'violence, coercive control and abuse' asserted
Goldsmith → picture → violence
Brand, pictured with his wife Laura at Southwark Crown Court last Thursday, has been jailed for ten and a half years Laura Gallacher sat behind her husband in the dock yesterday... asserted
Gallacher → picture → dock
he turned and told her: 'It'll be OK, I don't know how, but it will' as he arrived The police investigation was ultimately dropped. asserted
investigation → turn → her
However, Ms Berki continued to post on social media about the incident, which a court found amounted to harassment and granted an order against her. asserted
court → continue → her
Following Brand being sentenced to ten years and six months in jail for rape and three sexual assaults, Ms Goldsmith said she too had been subjected to 'violence' at the hands of her former boyfriend. asserted
she → follow → boyfriend
In a lengthy statement on X, she said: 'Firstly, and most importantly, I am and have always been strongly and unequivocally on the side of all of Brand's victims. asserted
I → say → victims
I am in awe of the courageous women who came forward at Brand's trial, told their stories, testified and ensured justice was done. asserted
justice → come → stories
I have had my own personal experience of his violence, coercive control and abuse. asserted
I → have → violence
'I had to call the police to have him removed from my house in 2014 during a violent incident. asserted
him → have → incident
I chose not to press charges at the time and not to go public with this, as I was worried about the impact of the press attention on my then teenage children. asserted
I → choose → children
I have neither seen nor spoken to Brand since that period in 2014. asserted
I → see → 2014
'Whilst my pain in relation to this, pales in comparison to what the women have testified in court have suffered, this was a difficult period in my life which has had a lasting impact.' asserted
which → pal → impact
Ms Goldsmith said she has assisted journalists over 'several years', including Ros Urwin, one of those responsible for revealing Brand's abuse in a 2023 documentary that was often mentioned during his trial. She continued that reporting this week about the injunction against Ms Berki 'has presented an untrue narrative, which has opened me up to vile hatred and abuse online'. asserted
which → say → hatred
In October 2015, Brand and Ms Goldsmith were granted an anti-harassment order, which also silenced Ms Berki for life, banning her from any communication 'about' Brand and Ms Goldsmith. asserted
which → grant → Brand
Ms Gallacher, centre, fought back tears as she left court on Monday, holding hands with a friend It stopped her from publishing or disclosing 'any information' to 'any person' about her visit to Ms Goldsmith's home. It also banned her from making 'any allegation or insinuation' that Brand or Ms Goldsmith 'committed any criminal offence' against her or 'behaved towards her in a manner which may amount to a criminal offence'. uncertain
which → fight → offence
She would breach the order if she was to 'make any approach to, or respond to, any enquiry from any journalist or media organisation in relation to the claimants or either of them'. asserted
she → breach → them
She was ordered to pay Brand and Ms Goldsmith's £50,000 legal costs and the couple could launch bankruptcy procedures if she did not stump up. uncertain
she → order → procedures
Ms Berki has subsequently launched three unsuccessful attempts to appeal the order. asserted
Berki → launch → order
It is understood Ms Goldsmith has told Ms Berki she would agree to vary the injunction to allow her to contact police again. asserted
her → understand → police
To do so, however, appears to require Brand's approval. asserted
do → appear → approval
Ms Goldsmith is understood not to have talked to him since 2014. asserted
Goldsmith → understand → 2014
Ms Goldsmith said Ms Berki had 'embarked on a campaign of vicious anti-Semitic and threatening abuse online and in emails' including calling her a 'deeply rotted JEWISH b****' and saying 'happy birthday (Jemima). asserted
Berki → say → birthday
I hope you have more. asserted
you → hope → more
In other words I hope you don't die this year.' asserted
you → hope → words
She went on: 'The number, tone and content of these messages was extremely frightening. asserted
number → go → messages
Ms Goldsmith added that she is supportive of varying the injunction to allow the massage therapist to speak to police about her allegations. asserted
therapist → add → allegations
She said Ms Berki's barrister has not responded to her. asserted
barrister → say → her
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