The jury in Russell Brand's criminal trial has heard from a woman who claims the celebrity raped her at his London home in 2009 and treated her "like an animal".
Warning: this article contains details some readers may find distressing.
The actor and comedian is before London's Southwark Crown Court on three counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault relating to six women in the United Kingdom across a decade from 1999.
Mr Brand, 51, has denied all the charges against him and previously told police that he never took part in non-consensual sexual activity.
On Wednesday, local time, the jury was played more of the police interview of a woman who is the youngest of the six accusers.
She was 21 at the time of the alleged rape and Mr Brand was 33.
In the video, she tells a detective she met Mr Brand after one of his live shows at the Hammersmith Apollo, and engaged in a consensual sex act with him in his dressing room.
She said Mr Brand took her number and invited her to his house the following week.
In the video and in court, she said that when she arrived they went upstairs to the bedroom, but he asked her to shower first.
"He asked me to shower because he said my hair smelt funny ... when I came out, he asked me to brush my teeth," the woman said.
She said that what started as consensual sex, then changed suddenly into an activity she did not consent to, and she begged him to stop.
This picture taken by a real estate agency in 2009 was tendered as evidence in court, and shows Russell Brand's bedroom. (Supplied: Metropolitan Police)
Under cross examination by Mr Brand's barrister Ian Winter KC, the woman agreed that in 2009 she was a "huge" Russell Brand fan.
"I completely adored him, I was obsessed with him," she said of the famous comedian.
Mr Winter put to her that those feelings and thoughts "clouded" her judgement and caused her to do things she would not have otherwise done.
The woman acknowledged she went to his home willingly for what she expected to be consensual sex but added, "I didn't consent to what happened to me, I have said that repeatedly in the questioning ... I made it clear throughout all of my statements."
The woman told the court that after Mr Brand raped her, the entertainer looked "horrified" and "told me to clean up the mess that I made", before pointing her to wet wipes kept in the bathroom.
The jury was also played the video of the woman's second police interview where she speaks about a text message Mr Brand sent her after he spotted her at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival a few months later.
The woman told police she could not remember what Mr Brand's first message said but she replied, "why are you even messaging me?".
She said he wrote back, "because you are dirty and I want to push you further".
"I said, 'I think you pushed me far enough, you treated me like an animal', and I remember his response was immediate, he said 'I'm sorry'."
Mr Winter put to her: "You did not reply, did you, that 'you raped me'?" She replied: "No."
Mr Winter then said, "You replied, 'you pushed me far enough and you treated me like an animal'. And that's because he had pushed you and probably had treated you like an animal, but he didn't rape you."
"I didn't consent," the woman replied.
After the alleged assault, the woman said she told her close friends and her parents, who took her to a clinic for treatment, but she decided not to report the incident to police at the time.
The trial continues.