Five men has come in support of comedian Russel Brand who is being accused of rape and sexual assault by four women.

Tucker Carlson, Andrew Tate, Elon Musk, and now Alex Jones come to the defense of Russell Brand who was credibly accused of rape and sexual harassment by 4 women.

According to The Guardian, over a seven-year period, while he was at the pinnacle of fame, Russell Brand was charged with rape, sexual assault, and emotional abuse.

Following a collaborative investigation by the Sunday Times, the Times, and Channel 4 Dispatches, four women have made sexual assault claims against the comedian and actor between 2006 and 2013. He is being accused of controlling, abusive, and predatory behaviour.

Brand vehemently refutes the accusations and stated that while he had been “very, very promiscuous,” all of his relationships had been “absolutely, always consensual” in a video broadcast online on Friday.

As Russel Brand tries to clear the allegations laid against him, he has been boosted by strong support from five men. Elon Musk, Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones has all pulled their weight behind the embattled comedian.

Conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones said Brand is being accused of rape because of his fight against “globalists.”

“I’ve never seen women throw themselves at anyone like with him,” Jones said, comparing women throwing their “panties” at Elvis.

“It’s like that,” he said, adding that it was “literally women jumping at us.”

“No one ever accused him, for the last 15 years, of assault because they say he’s such a big sweetheart.”

Andrew Tate alongside his brother Tristan sent their support behind Brand using a cryptic post on X (previously Twitter). They shared a photo with the caption “on my way to fight the crazy b****** allegations.”

Elon Musk showed his support for Brand with a comment on a 3 minute long video shared by Brand on his X owned platform. He also added that all of his relationships had been mutually agreeable.

In the video, Brand claimed the accusations “pertain to the time when I was working in the mainstream, when… I was very, very promiscuous.” Musk commented “of course. They don’t like competitions.”