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Russell Brand Jokes About Being ‘Lonely’ In Jail In Resurfaced Interview With Lindsay Lohan

November 14, 2026:

Russell Brand Jokes About Being ‘Lonely’ In Jail In Resurfaced Interview With Lindsay Lohan

Russell Brand
Joked About Being ‘Lonely’ In Jail …
In Front Of Uncomfortable Lindsay Lohan

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Russell Brand once awkwardly joked about how lonely jail is in front of Lindsay Lohan … in a resurfaced clip making the rounds from 12 years ago.

In the clip from his and LiLo’s appearance on “The Jonathan Ross Show” in 2014 … Brand seemed to reference his 2012 arrest in New Orleans, after he allegedly snatched a phone from a photographer.

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Brand said … “Sometimes they would leave me in police cells for a while, I didn’t like that very much. It was tiresome, it was lonely, it’s hard to build rapport.”

Brand then told Lohan — who seemed uncomfortable during the chat — that it was “worse getting arrested in your country than it is in mine.”

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As you know … Lohan has had several brushes with the law, including DUI arrests and a felony grand theft charge.

In response to Brand, Lohan said … “I was actually in solitary confinement for 14 days. Solitary confinement is actually very different, you leave your cell for one hour a day and you don’t go outside.”

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We reported earlier … Brand — who has denied any criminal wrongdoing — received a 10-year, 6-month sentence following his rape conviction.

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