Russell Brand says he thinks about prison daily amid upcoming rape trial

11 articles · Updated · The Mirror · Apr 24

Brand, 50, faces trial this autumn at Southwark Crown Court over allegations from six women, including three rape charges, three sexual assault allegations, and one indecent assault charge.
In interviews with Piers Morgan and Megyn Kelly, Brand admits past exploitative behavior but denies criminal wrongdoing, stating he will face any outcome with faith and is not afraid of the truth.
The trial, set for October 12, will see accusers testify and Brand defend himself in court, as he reflects publicly on his actions and the potential consequences for his family and career.

What key evidence will decide Brand's fate in his October rape trial?

Will Brand's newfound faith and political ambitions impact his trial's outcome?

Will this trial redefine the legal line between consent and exploitation in the UK?

Is Brand a victim of a conspiracy or the author of his own downfall?

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