Russell Brand joins Tucker Carlson in prayer for unity at US tour launch

Russell Brand, a British comedian and former supporter of Jeremy Corbyn, has recently embraced Christianity, having been baptized in the River Thames in April. He joined Tucker Carlson on a US tour, where he led a prayer for unity in America during a show in Arizona. Brand's prayer focused on seeking divine guidance and forgiveness for what he described as 'dark and demonic forces' in the state and corporate world, while he humorously acknowledged his status as a foreigner in the country. During the event, Brand expressed gratitude for consciousness and the potential for eternal life, while also making light of his foreign status with a joke about trafficking. His newfound faith has led him to engage with Catholicism, using a prayer app and referencing Catholic teachings in his online content. Despite his recent spiritual journey, Brand has faced serious allegations, including rape and sexual assault, which he has denied, claiming his past relationships were consensual. The allegations against him span from 2006 to 2013, a period when he was a prominent figure in entertainment. Following his baptism, he has been supported by investors of a Catholic prayer app, indicating a shift in his public persona and interests. Brand's transformation from a hard-left political figure to a Trump supporter and Christian has sparked discussions about his evolving beliefs and public image. As he continues his tour with Carlson, Brand's focus on faith and unity may resonate with audiences seeking a message of hope amid political division. His journey reflects a personal and public transformation that intertwines spirituality with his career in entertainment.