Megyn Kelly has declared she is “done” with Russel Brand, telling Sky News Australia if the British comedian did have sex with a 16-year-old she is “perfectly comfortable condemning that full force”.
The American media personality is urging anyone rushing to defend the 48-year-old actor to think about their “own honour code and daughters”.
Megyn Kelly said she “doesn’t give a damn” if the sexual assault allegations against Russell brand “are true,” she’s “done” with the British comedian. Picture: Supplied. This included a 16-year-old American girl who allegedly had a relationship with Brand when he was 31 and claimed she was “picked up from school by cars the BBC paid for”.
“That relationship with the 16-year-old went on allegedly for three months. If the whole thing’s a lie we should find out. If he admits to just that alone, it's over. I don't care how many sponsors he loses.
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