Russell Brand Trial: Ex-Assistant Says Women Visited His Flat for Sex Constantly but He 'Never Seemed Happy' After

Russell Brand's former assistant testified in his ongoing rape and sexual assault trial at Oxford Crown Court, describing a steady stream of women visiting the comedian's London flat for sexual encounters during the mid-2000s. The assistant, whose name has not been made public, said Brand 'never seemed happy' after these encounters, offering a glimpse into the actor's private life at the height of his fame. Brand, 49, faces multiple charges including rape, indecent assault, and sexual assault relating to four women between 1999 and 2005, all of which he denies. The trial, now in its third week, has heard from several accusers who allege Brand used his celebrity status to manipulate and assault them. The assistant's testimony could support the prosecution's argument that Brand exhibited patterns of coercive behavior, while the defense maintains all encounters were consensual. The case has drawn intense media scrutiny, reigniting debates about accountability in the entertainment industry. As proceedings continue, the jury will weigh the credibility of witnesses against Brand's denials, with a verdict expected in the coming weeks.