A judge is about to deliver a major verdict in a defamation case involving Rebel Wilson, after her social media posts—allegedly drafted by a firm and posted under anonymous guise—accused lead actress Charlotte MacInnes of retracting a sexual harassment claim for career perks. The explosive claims stem from a disputed incident at a producer’s apartment, with MacInnes denying ever complaining about discomfort. Wilson’s defense insists the posts were truthful, tying MacInnes’s career to her relationship with the producer, while MacInnes seeks hefty damages for defamation, breach of confidence, and aggravated harm. This isn’t the only legal storm swirling around Wilson’s directorial debut, “The Deb,” as producers also sue over alleged interference with its release—already premiered in Australia, with a U.S. debut looming next month.
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