The actor said that he would consider tying the knot again, despite the "hullabaloo" from his first short-lived effort.
New Delhi:
Russell Brand, who was married to Katy Perry for just 14 months before they divorced last year - would love to engage in a "serious relationship" and start a family.
He also admitted that he would consider tying the knot again, despite the "hullabaloo" from his first short-lived effort.
He said: "I would like a serious relationship but I don't think I am sending the correct signals. I would like that. It's alright, the world of roaming promiscuity, but ultimately you want some babies. I would like a little one. I would possibly get married. Once you have done a marriage there is a lot of hullabaloo if it does not work out. I believe in romantic love."
While the long-haired lothario - who reclaimed The Sun newspaper's Russell Brand Sh****r of the Year award in 2012, despite the prize being retired in 2010 after he won it in 2006, 2007, 2008 - is now keen to settle down, he is proud of his womanising ways.
Speaking on the British chat show Alan Carr: Chatty Man, he added: "I reclaimed my Sh****r of the Year crown only last year. And when you think of all the new sh*****s now like young Harry Styles and Doctor Who it is quite an achievement. I have sh***ed them all out of the business. It is a like a Muhammad Ali comeback. I have taken them all out."
He also admitted that he would consider tying the knot again, despite the "hullabaloo" from his first short-lived effort.
He said: "I would like a serious relationship but I don't think I am sending the correct signals. I would like that. It's alright, the world of roaming promiscuity, but ultimately you want some babies. I would like a little one. I would possibly get married. Once you have done a marriage there is a lot of hullabaloo if it does not work out. I believe in romantic love."
While the long-haired lothario - who reclaimed The Sun newspaper's Russell Brand Sh****r of the Year award in 2012, despite the prize being retired in 2010 after he won it in 2006, 2007, 2008 - is now keen to settle down, he is proud of his womanising ways.
Speaking on the British chat show Alan Carr: Chatty Man, he added: "I reclaimed my Sh****r of the Year crown only last year. And when you think of all the new sh*****s now like young Harry Styles and Doctor Who it is quite an achievement. I have sh***ed them all out of the business. It is a like a Muhammad Ali comeback. I have taken them all out."
