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Rebel Wilson’s Partner Mocks Actor with Dory Instagram Post
Ghost is expected to address claims that Wilson’s posts falsely alleged MacInnes retracted a sexual harassment complaint to advance her career.
- On Friday, producer Amanda Ghost began testifying in the Federal Court defamation trial brought by actor Charlotte MacInnes against director Rebel Wilson over disputed Instagram posts.
- MacInnes denies ever making a harassment complaint about a September 2023 incident at Bondi Beach, while Wilson claims the actor fabricated the complaint to prioritize her career with Ghost's support.
- An Instagram story posted by Wilson's wife, Ramona Agruma, sparked courtroom controversy after MacInnes testified it appeared to be mocking the evidence by comparing her to a forgetful character from Finding Nemo.
- MacInnes claims the social media posts damaged her reputation by suggesting she prioritized her career over the 300 cast and crew of The Deb; Wilson denies the posts are defamatory.
- The two-week trial continues with both Wilson and Agruma expected to provide evidence in the coming days as the defamation case proceeds through the Federal Court.
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The Canberra TimesActor claims she was 'mocked' by Rebel's wife amid feud
Charlotte MacInnes (centre) with lawyer Sue Chrysanthou. Photo: Getty Images A rising star suing Rebel Wilson says she felt mocked by the Hollywood actor's wife appearing to reference her testimony in a social media post.
·Otago, New Zealand
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‘Mocking the evidence’: Post by Rebel Wilson’s wife sparks controversy in court
Charlotte MacInnes, the young actor suing the Hollywood star for defamation, said an Instagram post appeared to be a response to her evidence in the Federal Court.
·Sydney, Australia
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