YouTube has seen Russell Brand demonetized after sexual assault claims because he disobeyed their "creator responsibility policy."
Following claims that Russell Brand sexually assaulted three women and one other between 2006 and 2013, YouTube demonetized Brand's channel. The allegations were un-alleged for ten years until Brand made an appearance on Tucker Carlson's show six weeks ago.
Brand, 48, disputed "serious criminal allegations" in a video made public before the Sunday Times published the accusations. He also claimed that despite his history of promiscuity, all of his relationships "were absolutely, always consensual."
YouTube claims that Brand's channel's monetization was halted because he disobeyed their "creator responsibility policy."
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