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Moment Russell Brand asks Vanessa Feltz if he can have sex with her 15-year-old daughter as she blasts 'chilling' rapist

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This is the moment 'scary and intimidating' Russell Brand asked Vanessa Feltz if he could have sex with her 15-year-old daughter.

The TV presenter appeared on the convicted rapist's MTV chat show, 1 Leicester Square, in 2006.

During an uncomfortable conversation between the pair, Brand continued to ask if he could 'have it off' with Ms Feltz's two daughters.

Initially appearing to take the joke in good humour, Ms Feltz became visibly more uncomfortable as the interview went on, with her answers ever more serious.

As the awkward encounter continued, Brand then made jokes about having sex with his own future daughters.

Speaking on This Morning years later, the presenter said she could not pretend she thought that was funny.

She said there was something 'extremely chilling' about the disgraced comedian and actor, finding him 'ruthless and a bit scary'. 

Russell Brand asked Vanessa Feltz if he could have sex to his 15-year-old daughter

The TV presenter appeared on the convicted rapist's MTV chat show, 1 Leicester Square, in 2006

Ms Feltz appeared on Brand's show in 2006, at a time when Ms Feltz said the pair were 'good pals'.

Midway through their conversation, Brand loudly asked Ms Feltz: 'Can I have it off with either you or your daughters?'

Ms Feltz grimaced at the host's brazen vulgarity, replying: 'No, you may not.'

Feltz did appear to join in, saying 'all three at once, no,' as Brand responded: 'Here's a wacky suggestion.'

Reacting to Ms Feltz, he replied: 'Damn, she's always one step ahead.' 

Doubling down, Brand declared: 'Come on, some of them are adults.'

Appearing visibly more offended, Ms Feltz struck a more serious tone, telling Brand: 'I've got two daughters, the answer is no.'

Brand did not relent, asking again: 'None of them?'

'Neither,' Ms Feltz replied, adding: 'Will you stop it.'

Brand pressed again, saying: 'Hold on, you've two whole daughters and I can't even have one. Selfish.'

Becoming even more serious, Ms Feltz told Brand: 'When you have your own daughters, you'll know why I said that.'

Brand then blurted: 'Well I won't sleep with them.' 

An uncomfortable Ms Feltz replied, 'I'm not sure about that,' in a frustrated jab towards the host.

Brand added: 'I'm only mucking about, I'm not actually going to sleep with my own kids. It's only a joke. It's only words.'

The clip has now been shared online in the wake of Brand's conviction for rape and sexual assault.

Ms Feltz has spoken about it on several occasions since and remained uncomfortable about Brand's behaviour.

Speaking to The Guardian in 2024, Ms Feltz said she and Brand had 'hit it off immediately'.

Ms Feltz grimaced at the host's brazen vulgarity as he asked to have sex with her and her children

Russell Brand pictured arriving at court, where he was found guilty of rape on Thursday, November 5

We speak to the detective who brought down Russell Brand

Hi, I'm Alex Matthews, Editor of The Crime Desk.

Russell Brand has been found guilty of rape and three sexual assaults - and our reporters Caroline Cheetham and Liz Hull were in court every day to witness it all. They sat down with Detective Inspector Laura Nelson who revealed why the women who accused him in the infamous documentary were not involved in his rape trial. 

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However, she said Brand has a side to him that made her feel uncomfortable and said his comments on MTV were 'revolting'. 

She later spoke again about the encounter on Good Morning Britain. 

Ms Feltz said: 'I was quite friendly with him. I found him vastly entertaining. I was absolutely mesmerized by the stream of words, the charisma. I'd never seen a presenter anything like him.

'He just announced, in this unbelievably dispassionate way, that he would like to have sex with me and both my daughters. The younger one was 15 at the time.

'I couldn't pretend I thought that was funny. It didn't seem to be a joke.

'I realised then that there was something extremely chilling about him. Something very ruthless and a bit scary and intimidating.

'What he really relished was power over women. He wanted to have sex with the ones who didn't want to have sex with him, rather than the very many who did.' 

In another unnerving clip, Russell Brand was seen flashing a card saying 'Obey' to Katy Perry on the Oscars red carpet in an unnerving video from 2010.

The convicted rapist and his pop star wife were interviewed by a GMTV reporter about the event.

As Katy Perry playfully accuses her then-husband of not watching the show, he proceeds to disagree and then tells her off for swearing.

Brand then flashes a small piece of card which reads 'Obey' towards the camera, before storming off and leaving the singer alone to finish the interview.

Some on social media interpreted the logo, which was part of a clothing brand, as Brand asserting control over his then-wife.

Ms Perry appeared to be shaken by the interaction and was noticeably subdued in the final moments as she stood alone with the reporter.

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