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Rebel Wilson cleared in defamation case brought by actress in her own film

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A Sydney court has cleared Rebel Wilson of defamation in a legal case brought by actress Charlotte MacInnes. The dispute stemmed from Wilson’s directorial debut, The Deb, in which MacInnes served as the lead actor. The judge ruled in favor of Wilson, finding that she did not defame MacInnes during the course of their professional disagreement.

The verdict follows a protracted and public dispute between the two women that spanned several years and multiple continents. The case centered on allegations made by MacInnes against the Pitch Perfect star, concluding with the court’s determination that the defamation claims were not substantiated.

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