"I Broke In Two": Russell Brand on Hitting Rock Bottom, Son's Illness & Seeking Redemption — Dr Drew
May 20, 2026
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as posted by the channelRussell Brand opens up to Dr. Drew about the darkest moments of his life, his mental health struggles, and the terrifying medical crisis with his son that finally broke him and led him to seek redemption. In this special extended interview, Russell confronts his own past and the reality of addiction, dissecting the "dead world" of Hollywood hedonism and explaining how its elite culture objectifies and destroys people.
Shifting from personal redemption to cultural warnings, Brand exposes the incoming globalist movement, warning of centralized authoritarian control, forced digital IDs, and governments using endless crises to manipulate the public.
Get Russell Brand's new book How To Become A Christian In 7 Days at
From the 5/13/2026 episode of Ask Dr. Drew
@RussellBrand is an awardwinning comedian, actor, and broadcaster known for starring roles in hit films like Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Get Him to the Greek, and the Despicable Me franchise. Celebrating over two decades of sobriety, Brand is a passionate advocate for addiction recovery and the author of "How To Become A Christian In 7 Days" available at He hosts Stay Free with Russell Brand on Rumble.
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