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Dannii Minogue blasted Russell Brand as ‘a vile predator’ in resurfaced 2006 interview
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0:44Now PlayingPop star Dannii Minogue angrily labeled Russell Brand a “vile predator” as far back as 2006 — accusing him of creeping her out by perving over her “fabulous breasts” and refusing to “take no for an answer.”
The Australian singer detailed her alarming experience with Brand from an appearance on his short-lived MTV show “1 Leicester Square” — 17 years before he was accused this weekend of being a serial sex assaulter.
“He is completely crazy and a bit of a vile predator,” Minogue, then 34, told The Mirror in a 2006 interview that resurfaced after the latest allegations.
“I certainly don’t think he has cured his sex addiction, that’s for sure. He wouldn’t take no for an answer.”
Minogue, the younger sister of “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” hitmaker Kylie Minogue, claimed that Brand followed her down a corridor pestering her for her telephone number even though he was “just not my type.”
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