Rebel Wilson wins defamation case brought by co-star after bitter dispute
Summary
Rebel Wilson has won a defamation case brought by her co-star Charlotte MacInnes, who accused Wilson of making false social media posts. The court ruled MacInnes did not prove serious harm from Wilson’s posts that involved allegations about a sexual harassment complaint on a film set.Key Facts
- Rebel Wilson was sued by Australian actor Charlotte MacInnes over social media posts.
- MacInnes claimed the posts implied she lied about and retracted a sexual harassment complaint.
- The complaint involved a co-producer who allegedly asked to share a shower and bath.
- MacInnes denied making or withdrawing any complaint and said she was not uncomfortable.
- Justice Elizabeth Raper ruled in favor of Wilson, stating MacInnes did not show serious harm caused by the posts.
- MacInnes sought extra damages for anxiety and work loss, but the court did not agree.
- Wilson said she stood by her truth-telling and thanked supporters after the verdict.
- The dispute related to Wilson’s directorial debut film, The Deb, and involved production conflicts.
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