accused of rape and sexual assaults that were alleged to have taken place between 2006 and 2013. Brand has denied all allegations.
18.09.2023 - 11:33 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Russell Brand's 16-year-old accuser has broken her silence to slam the TV star's "insulting" response to the allegations.
Brand, who says he denies the 'very serious' claims, appeared live on stage in Wembley on Saturday night as Channel 4 Dispatches aired. As reported by the Mirror, one alleged victim claimed to have had a three month relationship with the comedian in 2006 when she was 16 years old he was 30.
Appearing on BBC's Woman's Hour on Monday, the woman - who is known as 'Alice' - says the alleged relationship left her feeling "dirty and cheap". She has also now claimed that a BBC chauffeur-driven car was used to pick her up from school and take her to the comic's house . She also claims Brand coached her on what to say to get away with seeing him.
She said: "I think it is insulting. It is laughable that he would even imply that it's a mainstream media conspiracy. He's not outside of mainstream media. It was my first sexual experiences and I felt used up, I felt cheap, I felt dirtied by the whole thing I thought if I go for bottom of the barrel, I can never be disappointed by anyone and I can never be hurt by anyone because I know to expect the absolute worst.
Alice claims her mother attempted to "stop what was going on" - taking her phone away, and grounded her. She recalled: "I’m 16 years old so I need to definitely to go to school. I need to go to after-school activities. I need to see my friends, within those times that I would sneak off and see him.
"Russell groomed me, he coached me on what to say to my parents. He told me to save his number in my phone in a different name. I think we should at least start to think about changing the ideas of consent, because the individuals between the ages of 16 and 18 can
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