Police Confirm Russell Brand Was Removed From Jemima Goldsmith's Home in 2014 After Violent Incident
Updated
Updated · BBC.com · Nov 11
Police Confirm Russell Brand Was Removed From Jemima Goldsmith's Home in 2014 After Violent Incident
3 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Nov 11
Summary
Thames Valley Police said officers went to Jemima Goldsmith's Oxfordshire home on July 25, 2014 after an alleged victim reported a violent incident and asked for Russell Brand to be removed.
Police made no arrests, but said they supported Goldsmith, communicated her wish that Brand leave the property, and ensured he left the address.
Goldsmith, 52, said on X that she chose not to press charges at the time because she feared press attention would affect her teenage children, and said she has not seen or spoken to Brand since 2014.
Her account surfaced two days after Brand was jailed for 10-and-a-half years for rape and sexual assault, with Goldsmith saying she was relieved he had finally faced justice.