A member of the American band Pussycat Dolls, Jessica Sutta, has expressed her support for comedian Russell Brand after he addressed allegations of rape, sexual assault, and emotional abuse made against him. Brand’s video, uploaded to his social media platforms, discussed conspiracy theories and the challenging week he has experienced. Sutta, who has used her social media platform to advocate against the Covid-19 vaccination, joined other celebrities in backing Brand. The allegations emerged following an investigation by Channel 4’s Dispatches and The Times, and Brand has denied all the claims.
In his video, Brand thanked his followers for their support and questioned the information presented to them. He announced his decision to return to his show on the online video platform Rumble after his YouTube channel’s adverts were suspended due to the allegations. Brand criticized the British government and the BBC for their actions and suggested a conspiracy against him by media outlets and social media platforms.
Other celebrities, including Alexis Ren, Hannah Kinsella, Cameron J Edwards of Sigma, and Gilles Marini, also expressed their support for Brand. The allegations against him have continued to surface, with additional women sharing their stories of alleged sexual misconduct. Brand’s video came shortly after a woman claimed that he made her feel vulnerable and intimidated, allegedly refusing to arrange a taxi for her until she performed a sexual act.
The Metropolitan Police have launched an investigation into an alleged sexual assault in Soho in 2003. The revelations have prompted Brand’s representatives, as well as his PR firm and talent agency, to remove him from their websites. Channel 4 has removed all programs involving Brand from its website, and his YouTube account has been suspended from the Partner Programme. Brand’s publisher, Bluebird, has also suspended their relationship, and the remaining shows of his live performance, Bipolarisation, have been postponed.
In his latest video, Brand promoted his Rumble channel, which he considers a platform committed to free speech. He urged his followers to join him on that platform.
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