Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - November 12, 2026


ANOTHER Secret Celebrity About To Be EXPOSED !!

The Backlash Is Out of Control !!

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00:00:00 And now it's been revealed that there is a third celebrity desperately trying to keep his identity a secret.
00:00:12 Hi and welcome to Flossom Talk, I'm Sashdi Floor, journalist, Hollywood truth teller and your voice of reason in a town built on delusion.
00:00:20 Okay, it's been revealed that David Walliams is the celebrity
00:00:24 who threatened to leave this earth if he was exposed in the media.
00:00:31 As you know, his friend Russell Brand was just sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison.
00:00:36 And now it's been revealed that there is a third celebrity
00:00:39 desperately trying to keep his identity a secret.
00:00:44 He has also been accused by several women.
00:00:48 Let's look into all the manipulation, how everybody knew and how the people who came
00:00:54 forward were the ones who got punished. Okay, so if you don't know who David
00:00:58 Williams is, he is a very famous British comedian who was also a judge at Britain's Got Talent
00:01:04 and he had a series of very successful children's books. And yesterday it was revealed that he is
00:01:12 the man who has been taking both The Guardian and ITN News to court, threatening them by saying that
00:01:19 he will leave this earth, do things to himself if his name becomes public. And now it has.
00:01:28 And I watched the documentary yesterday on ITN. You can watch it on YouTube. The documentary is
00:01:34 about an hour long and it's back-to-back stories from young girls, then teenagers. The youngest
00:01:40 one is 15 years old and now people are speculating if there will be any criminal charges against him.
00:01:47 There is nothing at this point, but as we learned from documentaries in the past, sometimes they
00:01:52 result in criminal charges like with R. Kelly, like we just saw with Russell Brandt, like with
00:01:58 Bill Cosby and recently as well with P. Diddy, although that documentary wasn't released until
00:02:05 after his prison sentence.
00:02:07 But I'm sure, as that happened with all the other documentaries,
00:02:11 that when things like this become public, more women will come forward. 0.61
00:02:15 Now, according to Private Eye podcast, there is a third person, 0.67
00:02:20 a third celebrity who's desperately fighting right now
00:02:25 to keep his identity concealed.
00:02:28 Both of them multiple, multiple victims, both of them in the public eye.
00:02:32 I mean, I've spoken to one of the alleged victims in one of them.
00:02:35 She's prepared to speak publicly and be named, but we still can't publish her.
00:02:39 I have no idea who this celebrity is.
00:02:42 A lot of people were already guessing that the other celebrity was David Williams.
00:02:47 I saw a lot of comments about it on Reddit.
00:02:50 People were like, hey, it's obviously him.
00:02:52 He already lost his publishing contract with HarperCollins.
00:02:56 He was booted from Britain's Got Talent.
00:02:59 So many people distanced themselves from him.
00:03:02 So it was kind of an open secret already that this celebrity was David Williams.
00:03:07 After watching the documentary, it's so clear that these cases just keep repeating themselves.
00:03:13 Celebrities taking advantage of their celebrity status to get what they want from people who doesn't really want to give it to them.
00:03:21 And I think the most disturbing thing here is how the publishing house, HarperCollins, were warned so many times about Williams' behavior.
00:03:31 It went so far as that they didn't send young girls to pick up manuscripts from his house
00:03:37 because they knew he was really sketchy.
00:03:40 There are people in the documentary who worked for HarperCollins
00:03:43 saying that it was so clear that everyone was warned about this man
00:03:47 but he made them so much money.
00:03:51 So he stayed with these publishing companies for decades.
00:03:56 And the same thing with Britain's Got Talent.
00:03:58 There were people who worked on the show who said it was an open secret that Williams would invite teenage girls to come and watch the show and then afterwards would invite them into his dressing room.
00:04:12 When I was doing research this morning, I came across a clip from Russell Brand's own show where he actually had David Williams as his guest.
00:04:24 and this is really interesting because here it's revealed that the two of them were friends and
00:04:30 it's very interesting when you watch the two men here now that we know what they're capable of 0.57
00:04:35 how they interact with each other one of them being Russell Brown the crazy outrageous clown
00:04:42 who gets away with anything and then on the other side you have David Walliams who's very controlled 0.70
00:04:49 and comes off as sophisticated and a bit intimidating.
00:04:54 And interestingly enough, here they're both talking about their mothers.
00:04:59 You took her to the BAFTAs to use her in a defence capacity, is that true?
00:05:03 We had a lovely night. It's nice to share your success with your family.
00:05:07 It's very, very important. It's lovely that you have your mother here today.
00:05:10 It's very, very important because I think you're probably prouder
00:05:13 of your children's achievements than your own.
00:05:16 Oh, you're quite nice. It's difficult to take the piss out of you sometimes 0.86
00:05:19 when you show these moments of sincerity?
00:05:20 You don't have to.
00:05:21 You can just love me like everyone else.
00:05:22 Just love you?
00:05:23 No, no, I shall.
00:05:25 Is there any better way to win over the public 0.93
00:05:28 than to bring your mom to an award show?
00:05:31 Then after that, Russell suggested
00:05:32 that people might look at this in a kinky way
00:05:36 that David brought his mom,
00:05:39 not knowing that it was his mom that he brought to BAFTA,
00:05:42 thinking that, oh, he's bringing a bird, as he said,
00:05:46 to this award show that kind of looks like him.
00:05:49 And you had entered into some weird paradigm of sexual dynamics. 1.00
00:05:53 Only you would think that, because you have a dirty mind. 0.99
00:05:56 Yes, you're quite right. 0.97
00:05:56 Then they talk about how David didn't like Russell the first time they met
00:06:00 because he was an addict at the time and he was really high.
00:06:04 And then they met again after Russell was clean and had started yoga.
00:06:09 And then they became really close friends.
00:06:12 Yeah, now that we know who these men are, makes this so creepy.
00:06:17 And then in the middle of this show, they're saying something really revealing.
00:06:34 David Williams is admitting that it's a wonderful smokescreen
00:06:37 that people think that they're both gay.
00:06:40 The level of manipulation from these two then powerful celebrities is mind-blowing to me,
00:06:48 especially when you look at how Russell Brand fine-tuned his public image to fit whatever was
00:06:55 going on in his personal life at the time. So when he was charged with all these offenses back in 2023
00:07:01 after that documentary, Russell Brand didn't just come out and say, hey, I'm innocent. He said,
00:07:08 this is a coordinated attack against me from the liberal media who wants to silence me.
00:07:15 And a lot of people believed him and they still do.
00:07:19 So just a little context here to how Russell Brand was successful
00:07:22 in changing the public opinion about him by creating this new victim profile.
00:07:29 So Russell Brand was a liberal.
00:07:31 He had his own YouTube show called The Truce, where he was calling out and attacking Fox News constantly.
00:07:41 At one point, he interviewed the Labour leader at the time, Ed Milband, on his channel
00:07:47 and urged viewers to help get the Conservatives out of government.
00:07:52 So this was around 2013.
00:07:54 Then, around 2017, he changed his mission.
00:07:58 Then it was all about sobriety, it was all about self-help, meditation, relationships
00:08:05 and personal growth.
00:08:08 At the time, these videos on YouTube drew between 10,000 to 100,000 views.
00:08:14 Then something happened around COVID.
00:08:17 Looking at his YouTube channel, it's pretty clear what Russell Brand realized.
00:08:22 As I said, with this meditation self-help videos, he drew maximum around 1,000 to 300,000 views.
00:08:30 Just an example, in 2020, he did a self-help video called
00:08:35 If You Want to Change the Way You Feel, Try This.
00:08:38 It's me, Russell. Let's do a kundalini meditation exercise together.
00:08:43 I don't know if you know this, but I'm not a qualified kundalini teacher.
00:08:48 But what would a qualified kundalini teacher even look like?
00:08:52 that video got 16 600 views then later that month russell brand did a video called covid vaccine
00:09:02 skepticism or trust that video got 1.1 million views russell was like oh this is what people
00:09:10 want me to talk about so he made another video about that then he did two new ones about the
00:09:15 same subjects in 2021 in January and they got 1.4 million views and 2.7 million views and then he
00:09:25 did a video on Joe Rogan's criticism of CNN. That video reached 4.2 million views. So it's obvious
00:09:35 that Russell Brand had a change of mind on what was important in his life at this point. I went
00:09:40 on Tucker Carlson and Greg Gutfield's Fox News show
00:09:43 leading the neoliberal establishment
00:09:45 to attack me for being a right-wing conspiracy theorist.
00:09:48 This meditation helps to reorganize your perception.
00:09:53 It's hard to know if his political views
00:09:56 just changed overnight
00:09:57 when he got millions of views on his YouTube videos
00:10:01 or if he was actually convinced
00:10:03 that he had been on the wrong path for so long.
00:10:06 Then, of course, we know that after this documentary about him
00:10:09 came out and he was charged with felonies he became a Christian man and he got baptized in
00:10:17 the Thames in the River Thames in April of 2024 and since then it's been all about Jesus on his
00:10:27 Instagram and on his YouTube channel and other social media platforms that allows him to spread
00:10:35 conspiracy theories. He's created a big fan base and part of that fan base is out there defending
00:10:42 him right now saying that yes we believe what Russell is saying. He was tricked by the media
00:10:48 who wanted to silence him because he was telling the truth on social media. It's safe to say that
00:10:55 his manipulation journey was very successful. Now let's look at what David Walliams did. So he's
00:11:02 been pretty open about his personal struggles. He came out and said that he had been diagnosed
00:11:08 with bipolar disorder and he also talked about how he's been unhappy most of his life. He's been
00:11:15 so tormented that it was really difficult for him to maintain any real relationships. He talked
00:11:21 about his experiences when he was a young boy with other boys but he said that he was always
00:11:27 attracted to women. And now we know that those women were actually young girls, teenagers. Then
00:11:34 he also has a history of wanting to leave this earth. I can't say that word here on YouTube
00:11:40 because they don't like it, but I'm sure you understand what I mean. And he tried to do that
00:11:45 the first time when he was only 12 years old. And he also talked about the sadness in his life. And
00:11:50 he also at one point admitted that he had become a sex addict. He also tried to unalive himself
00:11:56 when these allegations were brought to him by The Guardian and ITV earlier this year.
00:12:03 And that's why it took them so long to get this documentary out
00:12:08 and for The Guardian to actually publish their reporting.
00:12:11 They've spoken to, I think, over 400 people about this
00:12:14 and over 100 people has actually talked about their direct experiences with David Walliams.
00:12:22 And also, interestingly enough,
00:12:24 Walliams was invited to Russell Brand and Katy Perry's wedding.
00:12:28 So he was there when they got married in India.
00:12:32 So David Walliams has also managed to create this public image
00:12:36 that people should feel a bit sorry for him.
00:12:39 That he's a victim himself because he's bipolar
00:12:42 and because he's been struggling with sadness.
00:12:46 And talking about family,
00:12:48 I was just so shocked when I saw Russell Brand's dad being interviewed in front of the courthouse
00:12:55 after he had been sentenced the other day I was like whoa this man actually we know a little bit
00:13:01 about his father Russell has admitted that his dad arranged for a s-worker when he was approximately
00:13:10 about 17 years old during a trip they had together to Hong Kong Thailand and Singapore so keep that
00:13:16 mind when you see how he behaved outside the courthouse is this the type of man that you raised
00:13:22 leave the man alone don't answer the questions do you have a message to the victims the victim
00:13:28 what what muscle not russell he's the girl you mean who chased him he was convicted
00:13:35 by a jury i don't care i don't know it's a system we don't believe the justice system i don't believe
00:13:41 it on the basis of what I've just watched. Yeah, I mean, he believes, of course, that his son
00:13:47 is the real victim here. Talking about red flags, by the way, I saw this video this morning on
00:13:54 Instagram. It is a veterinarian called Danny Chambers, who spoke out in Parliament, pointing
00:14:03 out how Russell Brand wrote in his book that he used to lure his pet, his dog, up the steps
00:14:12 in his house so he could kick it down again. For me, cruelty against animals is just like I can't
00:14:19 even talk about it. I can't see images of it. It just makes me so unwell. But anyways, he said that
00:14:26 we have to look at this kind of behavior. If you are mean or cruel to animals, the chances are
00:14:33 that that same behavior will repeat itself with humans.
00:14:37 The good news is that his suggestion was taken seriously
00:14:40 and that they're going to start looking into this kind of behavior.
00:14:43 Hopefully that can also lead to more convictions
00:14:45 of people being cruel to animals.
00:14:48 Also, I saw The Guardian wrote an interesting article on November 8th
00:14:52 saying that the British culture secretary said that
00:14:55 Russell Brand's conviction should prompt a wider examination
00:14:59 of how entertainment organizations protect women. 0.96
00:15:03 she emphasized insecure employment power imbalances and the career consequences for
00:15:10 reporting misconduct like i said so many times before if it wasn't for all the enablers if it
00:15:17 wasn't for the fear of retaliation amongst the people who wanted to speak up because they knew
00:15:22 if they did they might lose their chance of a career in the entertainment industry and i think
00:15:27 what's happening right now it feels like this avalanche of information coming out that hopefully
00:15:33 maybe it can also hold other people accountable.
00:15:36 People who were close to Russell Brand and David Walliams
00:15:40 and did nothing,
00:15:41 shouldn't they be held responsible as well?
00:15:43 I think all of this is so sad,
00:15:45 but at the same time,
00:15:46 I feel it's so important to talk about it
00:15:48 because the more we talk about things like this,
00:15:50 the more women might come forward 1.00
00:15:52 and maybe also it will scare off men
00:15:54 who has similar behaviors or similar traits
00:15:57 as these men do
00:15:58 and think twice about it
00:16:00 before they take advantage of women 1.00
00:16:02 or before they use their celebrity, their power, their money to manipulate people.
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