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BREAKING: Disturbing Clip Shows Jimmy Fallon Telling Russell Brand To Stop ‘Bouncing’ Katherine McPhee On The Tonight Show


The accusations and allegations coming up against comedian Russell Brand keep getting worse with more resurfaced videos taking center stage on social media.

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The latest from this subject seems to be a clip of The Tonight Show where Brand was invited as a guest alongside Katherine McPhee. And that’s where he appears like he is trying to bounce her, resulting in a very uncomfortable situation. 

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Source: Jimmy Fallon

The news has plenty of people talking for obvious reasons and many felt that the time had come to speak on the subject. 

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In the clip, the host of the show, Jimmy Fallon seems like he is trying to stop the moment from happening and it just turns out to be super bizarre altogether. 

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But it did not take long before the actress, Katherine McPhee took to her account on social media to add that there was nothing of the sort that arose and how she never felt uncomfortable in his presence. 

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In the same way, she said that it was only hilarious and harmless with no type of cruel intentions. 

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She further told the media to stop creating ridiculous moments out of anything and everything that happens. And it’s just wise to do something of that sort. 

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But netizens are unconvinced that whatever they saw in the footage is just bizarre and should never have happened. They also blamed the host and show’s producers for not doing enough to really stop it. 

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Some reports even indicated how the disgraced star ended up flirting with the married actress. All such allegations come at a time when the star is getting accused of abuse, both mental as well as physical from his past partners. 

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And as days go by, more and more victims are coming forward as the police begin an investigation regarding the serious matter.