London's Metropolitan Police have released footage of comedian Russell Brand's police interrogations, which took place between 2023 and 2025, coinciding with his recent conviction for defilement on November 5, 2026. The footage shows Brand firmly denying allegations made against him, despite acknowledging his past as someone who lived a "very promiscuous life."

In the released videos, Brand insisted that he had never participated in any non-consensual sexual activities. He specifically challenged claims made in a 2023 documentary that detailed various allegations against him, labeling it as "defamatory and fictitious." Brand contended that the attention generated by the documentary had led to past consensual encounters being misrepresented as misconduct.

During the police interviews, when pressed about specific allegations, Brand often responded that he had "nothing further to add," maintaining a stance of innocence throughout the questioning.

Brand's conviction includes four offences, while he was acquitted of two other rape charges and a charge of attempted indecent assault. Following the verdict, he was denied bail and will remain in custody until his sentencing, which is scheduled for Monday. The presiding judge warned that Brand could be facing a significant prison term.

The release of the interrogation footage on the same day as his conviction has drawn considerable attention, highlighting the serious nature of the allegations and the ongoing legal proceedings surrounding the comedian. As the case continues to unfold, many are watching closely to see the implications of the court's decisions on Brand's future and the broader conversations around consent and accountability in the entertainment industry.