Katy Perry reportedly considers documentary on Russell Brand marriage
Katy Perry is reportedly exploring plans to share details of her marriage to Russell Brand through a documentary and autobiography. The discussions follow Brand’s recent conviction for rape and sexual assault. The singer has rarely spoken publicly about the relationship since their separation. Perry and Brand married in India in 2010, but their relationship lasted […]
Katy Perry is reportedly considering a documentary and an autobiography to share details regarding her marriage to Russell Brand. Perry and Brand married in India in 2010, but the singer has rarely spoken publicly about the relationship since their separation. These discussions follow Brand's recent conviction for rape and sexual assault.
The Indian Express reports that Brand, 51, was found guilty on Thursday of one count of rape. Following the verdict, musician Anoushka Shankar described the comedian as a "monster" on Instagram, noting that he had visited her home many years ago without an invitation. She characterized the verdict as a victory but expressed that the situation is horrific regarding how society allows such behavior to be celebrated.
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- Russell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict news.sky.com
- How 2000s lad culture helped Russell Brand to hide in plain sight bbc.co.uk
- London police chief expects ‘many more’ complaints against Russell Brand torontosun.com
