Six new claims of sexual misconduct have surfaced against Russell Brand, who was sentenced Monday to a decade-plus jail term on rape and sexual assault charges.
The women’s accounts were published by London’s Times newspapers on Friday.
The outlets said they couldn’t publish the reports during the case due to the risk of prejudicing the trial.
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Brand, a comedian and actor known for roles in “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” and “Get Him to the Greek,” has not responded to the new allegations, which date from 2005 to 2015. Throughout the trial, he maintained that all of his relationships were consensual.
In one new allegation from 2006, a woman says the comedian demanded she lick a toilet seat; when she refused, she said the actor was livid.
Another allegation from 2007 accuses Brand of continuing intercourse even when the woman said it was painful; he later insisted the night was consensual.
The latest allegation, from 2015, says Brand waited for a woman in the bathroom of a London nightclub as the lights were off and that he grabbed her.
Brand, 51, was sentenced in a London court to 10 years and six months in prison on three charges of sexual assault and one count of rape.
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