Russell Brand Hit with Sex Abuse Allegations Lawsuit

Russell Brand is reportedly being sued over allegations of sex abuse in the first ever known lawsuit brought against him in the UK.

An individual, said to be a woman, has allegedly filed a 'personal injury sex abuse' case against Brand at London's High Court.

Former actor and comedian Brand, 49, is facing civil sexual assault claims in the US, where a woman claimed the star exposed himself and assaulted her in 2010.

The newest case was filed in London on February 6, according to The Sun, with legal firm Remedy Law said to be acting on behalf of the anonymous individual.

It comes after the Metropolitan Police gave evidence to the CPS following allegations of sexual assault, rape and emotional abuse by Brand.

The comedian has previously denied all allegations against him, claiming he has never had non-consensual sex.

In 2023, The Sunday Times and Channel 4's Dispatches revealed four women had accused Brand of sexual assault between 2006 and 2013.

After the publication of those allegations, officers then received a report of an alleged assault said to have taken place in 2003.

Last month, it was disclosed that Brand is now living in America full-time, with his wife and children. However, he could be extradited to the UK to face allegations of sexual abuse.

The star has reinvented himself as a social commentator, recently recording a video chat with Only Fans star Lily Phillips, who claims to have had sex with 101 men in 24 hours.

Brand told Phillips she was a 'child of God' and offered her his 'service' and 'protection' in the bizarre interview.

The former actor also told the adult content creator that she 'deserved to be cherished and treasured in every aspect of your life'.

Their conversation was broadcast on Brand's Rumble channel and was his first public appearance since the BBC apologised to staff over the former presenter's conduct during his time at the Corporation between 2006 and 2008.

His interviewee Lily, 23, has made more than £2million from her controversial and record breaking 'sexcapades' - which include having sex with 101 men in 24 hours.

The influencer, who was recently labelled as 'bizarre' by fellow adult content creator Bonnie Blue, was told by Brand that he 'saw her differently' since becoming a 'man of God'.

Brand said he was interested in the 'impact of sex' on Lily's 'precious soul and spirit', before quoting a Bible reference and asking her: 'Did you not know that your body is a temple?'