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Police confirm officers removed Russell Brand from Jemima Goldsmith's home in 2014
Thames Valley Police confirmed they asked Russell Brand to leave Jemima Goldsmith's home in July 2014 following an alleged assault. The confirmation follows Goldsmith's public statements regarding abuse and her relief over Brand's recent sentencing for rape and sexual assault.
Police in Oxfordshire confirmed that officers were contacted by Jemima Goldsmith on July 25, 2014, and subsequently asked Russell Brand to leave the property as per the victim's wishes. No arrests were made at the time, and Goldsmith chose not to press charges or go public due to concerns over press attention on her children. The disclosure comes after Goldsmith posted on social media detailing her personal experience of violence and coercive control by Brand. She stated she was relieved he had finally faced justice following his sentencing to ten and a half years in prison for rape and sexual assault.
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