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Russell Brand Trial: Prosecution Weaponizes “Amusement Park Of Orgasms” Quote Star Used In Wendy Williams Interview

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Russell Brand’s October 2017 appearance on The Wendy Williams Show has been used against him during his rape trial in London. The prosecution evoked the chat show in closing remarks on Friday at Southwark Crown Court, where Brand is on trial over three charges of rape, three counts of sexual assault, and one of attempted […]

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Russell Brand Trial: Prosecution Weaponizes “Amusement Park Of Orgasms” Quote Star Used In Wendy Williams Interview
Jake Kanter · 10/30/2026, 3:35:26 PM
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