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Russell Brand Was ‘Lizard-Like’ With Tongue, Alleged Rape Victim Claims

October 15, 2026:

Russell Brand Was ‘Lizard-Like’ With Tongue, Alleged Rape Victim Claims

Russell Brand Rape Trial
Alleged Victim Describes ‘Lizard-Like’ Tongue

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Russell Brand‘s tongue was “lizard-like” when he allegedly raped a woman back in 1999 … at least that’s what the woman told police.

The alleged victim’s 2023 interview with cops was played in court on Thursday … and, in it, the woman explains she came forward with her claims after seeing a documentary about Brand’s alleged misconduct.

She says the alleged encounter started when she and Brand were chatting after a theatre show he performed in … she says he suggested they go back to his hotel room.

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Once there, she says Brand stripped down to his underwear … and she claims she said, “No, what are you doing?”

She says Brand groped her … and she alleges she tried to get him to stop kissing her as well — claiming his tongue was “lizard-like.”

The alleged victim says he then pulled down her pants and penetrated her … telling cops, “It was not nice; it was painful. He just wanted to ejaculate, and that’s what he did.”

Afterward, the woman says Brand acted as if nothing major had happened … though she says she felt “dirty” and like the alleged rape was her fault.

Brand’s trial kicked off earlier this week, and it’s expected to last several months. There are 6 alleged victims in total who describe incidents they say occurred between 1999 and 2009.

He is facing charges of rape, sexual assault, and indecent assault … and has pleaded not guilty on all counts.

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