Russell Brand banned from making money on YouTube after denying sexual assault allegations

Video streaming large YouTube has mentioned it’ll “droop monetisation” on Russell Model‘s channel for “violating” its “creator duty coverage”, the BBC reviews.

This implies the UK comic, 48, will not have the ability to earn a living from the movies shared on his YouTube channel.

In an announcement, the Google-owned firm mentioned: “Now we have suspended monetisation on Russell Model’s channel for violating our Creator Duty coverage.”

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“If a creator’s off-platform behaviour harms our customers, staff or ecosystem, we take motion to guard the neighborhood.”

YouTube mentioned it had suspended the Forgetting Sarah Marshall actor’s channel from the YouTube Associate Program “following severe allegations towards the creator”.

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“This motion means the channel is not in a position to monetise on YouTube,” the assertion continued.

The BBC reviews the Metropolitan Police had obtained a report of an alleged sexual assault following the claims aired within the Dispatches documentary.

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Within the documentary and a Sunday Instances article, Model was accused of rape and sexual assaults which allegedly happened between 2006 and 2013.

Model has denied the allegations. “Amidst this litany of astonishing, fairly baroque assaults are some very severe allegations that I completely refute,” he mentioned. 

“These allegations pertain to the time after I was working within the mainstream, after I was within the newspapers on a regular basis, after I was within the motion pictures and, as I’ve written about extensively in my books, I used to be very, very promiscuous.”

“Now throughout that point of promiscuity the relationships I had had been completely, all the time consensual,” he added.

“I used to be all the time clear about that then, virtually too clear, and I’m being clear about it now as effectively.”

Help is obtainable from the Nationwide Sexual Assault, Home Household Violence Counselling Service at 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732).