Rebel Wilson denies being a ‘bully and a liar’ amid lawsuit trouble

Wilson’s opposition dismissed her as a liar and a bully.

The fit-and-flare actress has faced multiple harassment lawsuits against her film’s producers and co-stars. Debs they were the result of people “trying to beat me in the mud.”

“There is zero evidence of any kind of bullying or anything,” Wilson told The Australian Nine websitesSpeech Matters Program 60 minutes.

She added: “And these lawsuits, these accusations, these things are just the people you love, in a situation where it was very important to stand up and say something.”

Wilson discussed the legal issues surrounding it Debswhich includes many drugs including allegations of sexual harassment, financial embezzlement, false imprisonment and creating a smear campaign against one of the film’s producers.

She said it was “absolutely true” that she had asked for evidence to “register and publish a series of websites” about one of the film’s producers, Amanda Grosts.

Wilson also denied directing 11 million Instagram followers to those websites, which described him as the “Indian Ghilainel Maxwell”.

“I have no memory of doing that,” she insisted.

Debt is the story of two young people – the farm girl – played by Natalie Abbott and her hometown girl Sweet (Charlotte Macinnes) – attending the biggest ball in the small town.