Today, we're talking about the massive allegations against Russell Brand, his defense, and all the fallout we've seen since.

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four women between 2006 and 2013, with that being at the height of his fame when he was getting

lots of comedy gigs and film roles. The first major accusation coming from a woman who claims

Russell raped raped her against a wall at his home in L.A., with a reportedly going to a rape

crisis center the same day in the Times viewing medical records verifying that. Another woman also

accused him of sexually assaulting her in Los Angeles and further adding that he threatened legal action if she went

public. But another saying that he sexually assaulted her in addition to being physically and

emotionally abusive. And then finally, you had a 16-year-old also accusing him of assault and saying

they had a three-month relationship while he was 31. And with that, claiming that during the time,

he was emotionally abusive and referred to her as the child. And with that, you also had NBC News noting that 16 is the age of consent in the UK,

but also with this saying she believes that she was groomed, telling the times,

Russell engaged in the behaviors of a groomer looking back, but I didn't even know what that was then

or what that looked like. Also, in addition to those four main accusations,

you had other claims coming from people who worked with him, with one woman saying that he flashed her, another saying that he would show people intimate photos of women.

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