Inside Katy Perry's tell-all book: Will she reveal what really happened in her marriage to Russell Brand?

Comedian Russell Brand was jailed for 10-and-a-half years on Monday after he was convicted of raping one woman and sexually ‌assaulting three others around two decades ago. According to the Associated Press, Judge Joel Bennathan told Brand that he showed a "casual and arrogant disregard" for any woman who said no to him. It was reported that Brand showed little emotion during the hearing. The offences reportedly took place between 2004 and 2009. However, The 51-year-old actor-comedian maintained his innocence and said all his encounters were consensual.

Katy Perry's tell-all book

Now, Katy Perry is reportedly considering revealing more about her 14-month marriage to Brand. According to a report by the Mail, Perry is considering a tell-all autobiography and a documentary series. This could reveal previously undisclosed details about her relationship with Brand.

The recent conviction for rape and sexual assault has brought attention to their marriage.


The report stated that an unnamed source told the newspaper that Perry has a lot to say about the relationship. The marriage was described as a "very dark period" in Perry's life.

The report also stated that Perry had received many offers to discuss her marriage over the years. But, she held back until Brand’s criminal trial was concluded.

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Why is Perry's account attracting attraction?

Their relationship was highly publicised while they were together. They reportedly met in 2009 and married in 2010. The marriage lasted around 14 months, as the separation was announced in December 2011.

The divorce was finalised in 2012, and the abrupt end of the marriage had kept interest among people for a while.

Perry had earlier reportedly said that Brand initially wanted an equal partner. But, he struggled with her success. She said his behaviour was controlling and upsetting. She also hinted that there was more to the separation than what the public knew.