Producer Jemima Goldsmith Accuses Russell Brand of “Violence, Coercive Control & Abuse”
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Deadline reports that producer Jemima Goldsmith has publicly accused Russell Brand of "violence, coercive control and abuse" during their past relationship. The allegations follow Brand's recent prison sentence of more than a decade for rape and sexual assault. Goldsmith, whose producing credits include The Voice of Hind Rajab and The Bibi Files, had not previously spoken about the relationship in these terms.
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