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Russell Brand pictured leaving court in London after not guilty plea

Russell Brand leaves following a hearing at Southwark Crown Court in south London on May 30, 2025. placeholder image
Russell Brand leaves following a hearing at Southwark Crown Court in south London on May 30, 2025. | AFP via Getty Images

Brand was photographed wearing an open shirt and gold sunglasses as he left Southwark Court today.

British comedian and actor Russell Brand was spotted leaving a court in London today (May 30th, 2025) after attending a plea hearing.

The media personality pleaded not guilty to five charges of rape and sexual assault at Southwark Crown Court in South London.

Brand, from Hambleden in Buckinghamshire, denied five charges related to alleged incidents that took place between 1999 and 2005.

Russell Brand leaves Southwark Crown Court after pleading not guilty on May 30, 2025 in London, Englandplaceholder image
Russell Brand leaves Southwark Crown Court after pleading not guilty on May 30, 2025 in London, England | Getty Images

He was charged by post last month with the following:

  • One count of rape
  • One count of indecent assault
  • One count of oral rape
  • Two counts of sexual assault

British comedian and actor Russell Brand leaves following a hearing at Southwark Crown Courtplaceholder image
British comedian and actor Russell Brand leaves following a hearing at Southwark Crown Court | AFP via Getty Images

The 49-year-old, who has been living in the US, was flanked by two officers as he pleaded not guilty to all the charges at Southwark Crown Court today, reports Sky News.

He was photographed wearing an open shirt and black sunglasses. He was also pictured clasping a black notebook as he walked into court.

According to the Daily Mail he arrived at court in a black Mercedes Benz.

Brand is due to stand trial next year. The trial is fixed for June 3, 2026, and is expected to last for four to five weeks.

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