Mia Latter Reveals Identity as Russell Brand Rape Accuser

Mia Latter has publicly identified herself as one of the women alleging she was raped by Russell Brand when she was 16 years old.

The 37-year-old, who previously used the pseudonym “Alice” in various reports, detailed the alleged abuse in an interview with The Sunday Times. Latter is the first of Brand’s accusers to reveal her identity after being identified as “Alice” in a 2023 investigation into the “Get Him to the Greek” star.

The disclosure comes as the disgraced comedian serves a prison sentence of 10 years and six months following his conviction for one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.

Latter’s account describes a relationship that began in 2006 after they met in Leicester Square, a period during which Brand was 30. The two first met at a Spanish restaurant, where he allegedly told one of his male friends, “I don’t give a f*** how old you are. I just need to know where I stand legally.” Latter claimed she dropped out of school and never learned her AS-level results because of the impact of the relationship.

“I don’t even know to this day how I did,” she told Page Six, noting that she “didn’t complete [her] A-levels.”

“He ended up forcing me against the headboard [of the bed] and I couldn’t move, and he orally raped me — and I was choking and crying,” Latter told The Sunday Times.

“I was trying to push him off, so he knew that I didn’t want him to be doing that, and so then I ended up having to hit him in the stomach to get him off,” she said. Brand allegedly responded, “I just wanted to see your mascara run.”

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Police Investigate Rape Allegation as Trial Exclusion Causes Devastation

She was told the decision was made to exclude her from the October trial to avoid it becoming “the Alice show.” Latter also alleged that Brand referred to her as “the child” in front of members of his team.

Latter expressed devastation over this exclusion, but The Independent noted that a Metropolitan Police spokesperson stated an investigation into her allegation of rape remains ongoing. Detectives launched the investigation in January 2026. Detectives have sought advice from the Crown Prosecution Service to determine how to proceed, as further information is required before a charging decision can be made.

Russell Brand Accuser Mia Latter Reveals Identity, Speaks Out on Alleged Abuse at 16 — GlintFeed

The allegations also touch upon the significant power imbalance present during their encounter. Latter told The Independent, “He was a very successful man who had a lot of power and sway in the industry. Whereas I was a 16-year-old with no life experience, no sexual experience and no prior relationships.”

This dynamic mirrors discussions Brand previously held regarding the ethics of his past conduct. During an interview with former Fox News host Megyn Kelly, Brand admitted to having sex with a 16-year-old when he was 30, though he maintained his innocence regarding criminal wrongdoing.

He characterized himself at the time as an “immature 30-year-old” and said that while such encounters might involve exploitation, the age of consent in the United Kingdom is 16.

“Well, actually something illegal happened within that relationship,” Latter told Page Six, pushing back against Brand’s characterization of the encounter.

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Latter Campaigns for a Staggered Age of Consent

Latter is now using her platform to campaign for a “staggered” age of consent, which would bar sexual relationships between 16-17 year olds and adults. This movement seeks to address the maturity gap that exists even when legal thresholds are met.

While some figures have defended Brand, others have remained critical of the power dynamics involved. During an episode of her YouTube show on November 9, Megyn Kelly expressed disbelief in the charges, stating, “I don’t believe the charges.”

However, she also added, “I think we all sort of agree that … adults shouldn’t be allowed to have sexual relationships with children, with somebody under the age of 18. That really doesn’t seem like a gigantic leap to take.”

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“I’d waited since I was 16 thinking, ‘It’s gonna happen soon — somebody’s gonna out him’ … I feel like justice has been served,” Latter told Page Six.

Latter told The Independent that she does not know how much more she can give to the cause.

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