The popular prayer app Hallow has announced that it has cut ties with Russell Brand following the British actor and comedian being charged with rape and other sexual offences.
Russell Brand, who promoted the prayer app and interviewed Bishop Robert Barron, has been charged with two counts of rape, two counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault, the UK Metropolitan Police Service announced on 4 April.
“We are no longer advertising on Russell’s show,” Alex Jones, CEO and cofounder of Hallow, toldOSV News in a 7 April statement.














