Jemima Goldsmith reveals police removed Russell Brand from her home in 2014 as she defends 2015 harassment injunction

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Last Updated on November 9, 2026 by YeJahan

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LONDON (Nov 9): Film producer and writer Jemima Goldsmith has disclosed that she called the police to remove British comedian Russell Brand from her home following a violent incident in 2014.

In a detailed public statement, Goldsmith addressed online criticism and speculation surrounding a 2015 High Court injunction obtained against a woman named Silvia Berki. Goldsmith also voiced her full support for the women who have testified against Brand in court, praising their courage.

Speaking publicly for the first time about her 2013-2014 relationship with Brand, Goldsmith use here X account to state that she experienced both violence and psychological pressure from the comedian. Following a violent incident in 2014, she summoned police to have him removed from her residence. However, she chose not to press formal charges at the time to shield her young children from intense media scrutiny.

Goldsmith emphasized that she has had no contact with Brand since that incident. She added that over the past several years, she quietly assisted investigative journalists working to uncover allegations against him and had been prepared to give evidence in court if required.

Addressing the controversy surrounding Silvia Berki, Goldsmith explained that she had hired Berki in June 2014 to give Brand a massage at her home. According to Goldsmith, Brand changed his mind upon Berki’s arrival and asked her to leave. Goldsmith maintained that she was present throughout the brief encounter and that nothing untoward occurred.

Berki subsequently filed a police complaint alleging that Brand had pushed her and that Goldsmith’s dog had attacked her. Goldsmith said she handed over home CCTV footage to the authorities, after which police closed the investigation, deeming the allegations unfounded.

Goldsmith stated that after giving interviews to British newspapers, Berki began sending death threats and antisemitic messages via email and social media targeting Goldsmith, her children, Members of Parliament, and UNICEF. To protect her family from ongoing harassment, Goldsmith joined Brand in seeking a joint High Court injunction on the advice of Brand’s legal team.

Goldsmith noted that she is willing to relax the terms of the 2015 injunction. She stated that her lawyers informed Berki’s barrister last December that she had no objection to Berki approaching the police again.

However, Goldsmith pointed out that Berki’s legal representatives have not responded since May. Legally, any formal modification to the joint injunction also requires the consent of Russell Brand, with whom Goldsmith reiterated she has had no communication for a decade.

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