Russell Brand's Sexual Assault Accuser Demands Her Identity Be Sealed, Says She Fears Being Blacklisted From Hollywood

In a newly filed affidavit obtained by RadarOnline.com, Doe said she's "concerned that if my identity becomes known publicly in relation to his sexual abuse claim," the "embarrassment, shame, and fear" she continues to suffer after the alleged assault "will be significantly worsened."

Doe said Brand's high-profile status "will be of interest to a lot of people," which she argued "would only further exacerbate those feelings of embarrassment, shame, and fear, leading to irreparable harm to my mental health."

She said one of her biggest fears is that she'll "forever be tied to him on the Internet" if her name is exposed, which would worsen her feelings of "distrust, betrayal, and isolation." Doe also expressed concern for her friends and family, claiming her personal relationships would be affected if her identity was made public.

Brand's accuser said she's worried she'll be blackballed from Hollywood if she's publicly named in the lawsuit.

"I am beyond terrified of being blacklisted in the industry or suffering other negative effects beyond what I already suffered if my name is associated with a sexual assault lawsuit against others in the industry," the legal documents read. "I cannot bear to imagine my career that I love being jeopardized at this point in my life."

"I fear that among his millions of followers there will be some who would be willing and able to harass me and my loved ones in person and online, including potentially through violence, if my name and identity were to (be) made public," she said.

Doe stated that she's willing to sit for a deposition and provide all the information needed to pursue the case, but wants her identity to remain confidential.