Rebel Wilson Prevails in Sydney Defamation Ruling Linked to The Deb Controversy
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A Sydney court ruled Rebel Wilson did not defame Charlotte MacInnes in Instagram posts linked to allegations about The Deb producer Amanda Ghost; Justice Elizabeth Raper found MacInnes had changed her story and Wilson’s posts were not likely to cause serious harm. Wilson welcomed the ruling as the case concludes, though related LA lawsuits over writing credits continue. The Deb’s U.S. digital release is set for August 25, and Wilson’s next film, Girl Group, will premiere at TIFF.
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