Vanessa Feltz, a well-known television and radio presenter, has recently opened up about her unsettling encounter with comedian Russell Brand.

During her TalkTV drivetime show, Feltz shared her discomfort and offense at Brand's inappropriate comments about her daughters during a live television appearance in 2006.

Brand, renowned for his edgy humor, made a request that left Feltz, as well as the audience, taken aback.

He asked Feltz if he could engage in a romantic relationship with her daughters, stating, "Can I have it off with either you or your daughters?"

Feltz promptly and firmly responded with a resounding "No, you may not! No."

The exchange continued with Brand persistently joking about the matter, even suggesting the involvement of multiple individuals.

Feltz, clearly uncomfortable, consistently rejected these propositions.

She expressed her offense then and now, emphasizing that she found Brand's comments deeply offensive.

She recounted the awkwardness of being a guest on someone else's show and navigating the fine line between humor and discomfort.

She wondered whether she should have laughed along or taken offense, given the theater full of fans of the show's presenter.

This revelation has come to light in the midst of serious allegations against Russell Brand.

Russell Brand accused of rape and sexual assault:

Russell Brand, the renowned comedian and actor, has been accused of rape and sexual assault by multiple women.

These allegations have surfaced in a joint investigation by The Sunday Times, The Times, and Channel 4's Dispatches.

The reported incidents are said to have occurred between 2006 and 2013 when Brand was at the peak of his fame in the UK, working as a presenter for BBC Radio 2 and Channel 4.

Brand vehemently denies these allegations, emphasizing that his prior relationships have always been consensual.

The accusations have prompted Channel 4 to conduct an internal inquiry, and the BBC is also looking into the matter urgently.