Police Confirm Helping Remove Russell Brand From Jemima Goldsmith’s Home in 2014

Russell Brand police removal from Jemima Goldsmith home 2014, Digi Mart USA News (Oxfordshire, England): Police have confirmed they helped Jemima Goldsmith remove her ex-boyfriend Russell Brand from her property in 2014 after she claimed a violent incident had taken place.

Thames Valley Police said officers were contacted by an alleged victim and attended an address in Oxfordshire on 25 July 2014, but no arrests were made. Officers listened to her concerns and provided support, and they also ensured the victim’s partner left the address, as per the victim’s wishes, the police said in a statement on Wednesday.

Goldsmith, who dated Brand for about a year, wrote on X on Monday that she “had to call the police to have him removed from my house in 2014 during a violent incident,” but said she chose not to press charges. Brand was jailed for 10 and a half years for rape and sexual assault on Monday.

In her post, the 52-year-old Goldsmith, who was not part of the trial, said she was “in awe of the courageous women who came forward at Brand’s trial” and was “glad and relieved” that he had “finally faced justice.” She wrote: “I have had my own personal experience of his violence, coercive control and abuse.”

The Press Association reported that Goldsmith had asked for Brand to leave the property, her wish was then communicated to him by police, and he agreed to leave the house. Goldsmith said she chose not to go public at the time because she was worried about the impact of press attention on her then teenage children.

She said she has neither seen nor spoken to Brand since 2014. “Whilst my pain in relation to this pales in comparison to what the women have testified in court have suffered, this was a difficult period in my life which has had a lasting impact,” she wrote.

Goldsmith also said she had assisted the journalists who exposed him and had been willing to testify to his “abusiveness” if they were sued. A TV producer, she is the former wife of former Pakistani prime minister and cricketer Imran Khan, the daughter of the late billionaire entrepreneur Sir James Goldsmith, and the sister of former Conservative government minister Zac Goldsmith.