Katie Price Weighs In On Encounter With Russell Brand Amid Allegations

Katie Price Shares Russell Brand Airport Encounter That Involved Her Stylist

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By Afouda Bamidele on October 3, 2023 at 9:45 AM EDT

Katie Price is sharing her opinions about Russell Brand amid the comedian's infamous sexual assault allegations!

The TV personality, infamously known as Katy Perry's ex-husband, has been embroiled in serious trouble after several women lodged defaming accusations against him. The wild stories came to light in September, causing online backlash and heated debates.

As the Russell's life spirals downhill, his former acquaintance seemingly fanned the flames by recalling an uncomfortable encounter that left her suspicious about his character.

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Katie Price Says The Truth Always Prevails Regarding Russell Brand Amid Assault Claims

Katie Price leaving Elbrook Annual Charity Gala Ball, held at Chak 89 restaurant
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Weeks after Brand received frightening sexual assault allegations, Price sat down for a heart-to-heart interview where she weighed in on her fellow England native's troubles.

Reflecting on their relationship, the mother of five explained that the pair were not best buds. However, she had encountered the comedian several times. Although Price did not believe he was a bad guy, an encounter left the 45-year-old weary of Brand's personality.

"I've met Russell a few times. His bodyguard used to be mine. I thought he was quite a nice guy, actually, quite funny," Price admitted before recalling the incident that changed her mind about the "Death on the Nile" actor. 

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"We were stuck in LAX airport with him once. He had his girlfriend with him, and I was with Pete. He was trying to pull my stylist when his girlfriend was out there standing with her, so to me, that says a lot. The truth always comes out in the end," the Brighton beauty said to the Guardian.

When asked if she believed it was easy for celebrities to escape punishment for their crimes, the model echoed her agreement. "A lot of people with status get away with things. People cover up for them, and a load of people get paid off," Price claimed.

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Despite the "Celebrity Big Brother" alum's concerns about A-listers getting away with crimes, the authorities are out to uncover the truth behind Brand's alleged crimes. Price's comments about the media personality come on the heels of a second UK police force's investigation of the sexual assault case.

Two weeks ago, the Thames Valley Police were contacted by a woman claiming to have "new information" about Brand's case. The lady in question was previously accused by the "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" actor of harassment in 2017. Per reports, she also lodged allegations against him between 2018 and 2022.

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Underfire comedian Russell Brand , pictured here in 2010 in Edinburgh for a book signing for his second book "Booky Wooky 2". Allegations of rape and unwanted sexual behaviour have been levelled at Brand by the Sunday Times newspaper and Channel 4 Dispatch
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Before the second investigation, the Met Police revealed they were looking into Brand's past following several "non-recent" sexual offense allegations made against him.

A representative for the authorities stressed that anyone who might have suffered at the comedian's hands should report the crime "no matter how long ago it was." The plea came after four women slammed the BAFTA Award recipient with sexual assault and rape allegations.

The stand-up personality has, however, refuted these defamatory claims. Although he admitted to being promiscuous at the height of his fame, Brand stressed that he never forced anyone to be his sexual partner.

"Now, during that time of promiscuity, the relationships I had were absolutely, always consensual," Brand said in an Instagram video. "I was always transparent about that then, almost too transparent, and I am being transparent about it now as well."

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Fans Suspect The Government Of Retaliating Against Russell Brand With The Sexual Assault Allegations

The shocking joint investigation by The Times, The Sunday Times, and Channel 4 that uncovered Brand's alleged sexual predator ways left the comedian's fans suspicious about the government's intentions.

In Brand's defense, he claimed the allegations were a "coordinated attack" from a TV company and newspapers. The "My Booky Wook" author alleged that these parties previously sent him letters containing "a litany" of "aggressive attacks."

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Brand's words seemed to be enough for his followers as they expressed their support for him on social media. The echoed theories that the 48-year-old was being silenced for speaking the truth.

Someone wrote, "They go after people who speak out against the MSM narrative. They tried it with Trump, Tucker, Elon. I support Russell." Another echoed similar sentiments, claiming:

“They’re just trying to cancel him. Funny, do “they” know you can’t stop the people’s movement. We stand in solidarity for truth, peace, and, most of all, love. Which is what Russell has been saying to us. From the heart.”

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