Rebel Wilson’s Memoir Redacted in UK Amid Legal Dispute with Sacha Baron Cohen
Sections of Rebel Wilson's book alleging misconduct by Sacha Baron Cohen have been censored in the UK, following legal challenges and claims of defamation.
- Rebel Wilson's memoir, 'Rebel Rising,' features redacted content in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand editions due to legal concerns.
- The redacted chapter includes allegations against Sacha Baron Cohen, which he has strongly denied, claiming the accusations are false.
- Baron Cohen's legal team views the redaction as a victory, asserting that the claims were not supported by evidence and were harmful.
- Despite the redactions, the memoir was fully published in the US, where it includes detailed accusations of misconduct during the filming of 'The Brothers Grimsby'.
- Wilson's representatives maintain her account, emphasizing her right to share her experiences despite the legal pushback.