Russell Brand had ‘big grin’ as he grabbed woman’s breasts and dragged her into toilet and raped her, woman claims
Become an Independent member to bookmark this article Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Read our Privacy notice Russell Brand had a “big grin” like a “clown” as he grabbed a woman’s breasts before dragging her to the toilet where he orally raped her, a court was told. His third accuser claims she had just met the comedian at a birthday party in a bar in Soho and they had been speaking for 30 seconds or “one minute max” when he grabbed her breasts...
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