Katy Perry's world keeps spinning with high drama and big business moves as 2025 winds down. According to Reality Tea, her ex-husband Russell Brand faces fresh legal heat with new charges of rape and sexual assault announced by the Metropolitan Police on Tuesday, adding to his earlier five counts from incidents dating back to 1999—he's due in Westminster Magistrates Court January 20, with a trial set for June 2026 at Southwark Crown Court. This could cast a long shadow over Perry's past, though she hasn't commented publicly.
Meanwhile, E! News reports Brand himself stirred the pot just days ago, reacting to Perry's reported romance with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a December 18 Turning Point USA speech. The comedian, married to Perry from 2010 to 2012, quipped, "I love her still... I was okay with Orlando Bloom, but Justin Trudeau? Come on, man! Don't put me in a category with that globalist stooge." No word from Perry's camp, but outlets like The Kit and Vogue Singapore have buzzed about the unlikely pairing as one of 2025's hottest celebrity couples.
On the business front, Food Business News reveals Perry's sparkling beverage brand, Hoboken Farms, just raised 4 million dollars in funding—a major win for her entrepreneurial pivot that screams long-term empire-building. AOL notes her massive US tour kicked off Thursday night, jetting to Europe next, then China and a finale in Abu Dhabi—perfect timing to roar into 2026.
No fresh public appearances or social media posts from Perry herself in the last few days, but these headlines dominate: her ex's charges, his spicy Trudeau shade, and that beverage boost. All verified from reliable reports—no speculation here.
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Episode Transcript
Katy Perry's world keeps spinning with high drama and big
business moves as twenty twenty five winds down. According to
Reality Tea, her ex husband Russell Brand faces fresh legal
heat with new charges of rape and sexual assault announced
by the Metropolitan Police on Tuesday, adding to his earlier
five counts from incidents dating back to nineteen ninety nine.
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He's due in Westminster Magistrate's Court January twentieth, with a
trial set for June twenty twenty six at Selfolk Crown Court.
This could cast a long shadow over Perry's past, though
she hasn't commented publicly. Meanwhile, e News reports Brand himself
stirred the part just days ago, reacting to Perry's reported
(00:43):
romance with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a
December eighteenth Turning Point USA speech. The comedian, married to
Perry from two thousand ten to twenty twelve, quipped, I
love her still. I was okay with Orlando Bloom, but
Justin Trudeau. Come on, man, don't put me in a
category with that globalist stooge. No word from Perry's camp,
(01:06):
but outlets like The Kit and Vogue Singapore have buzzed
about the unlikely pairing as one of twenty twenty five's
hottest celebrity couples on the business front. Food Business News
reveals Perry's sparkling beverage brand, Hoboken Farms, just raised four
million dollars in funding, a major win for her entrepreneurial
pivot that screams long term empire building. AOL notes her
(01:29):
massive US tour kicked off Thursday night, jetting to Europe next,
then China and a finale in Abu Dhabi. Perfect timing
to war into twenty twenty six. No fresh public appearances
or social media posts from Perry herself in the last
few days, but these headlines dominate her ex's charges, his
spicy Trudeau shade, and that beverage boost all verified from
(01:52):
reliable reports. No speculation here. Thanks for tuning in, folks,
Come back next week for more. This has been a
quiet plea production and for me check out Quiet please
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