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The Deb Actress Charlotte MacInnes Serves Defamation Notice to Rebel Wilson

Wilson has 28 days to offer a correction or apology under Australia’s defamation process before formal action begins.

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Overview

  • On August 7, MacInnes’ legal team served Wilson with a Concerns Notice under Australian defamation law over Instagram allegations that MacInnes lied about sexual misconduct to secure professional favors.
  • MacInnes has denied any harassment occurred and described Wilson’s imputations as false and seriously defamatory, seeking general and aggravated damages, costs, and a permanent injunction against further statements.
  • Under the notice, Wilson has 28 days to issue a correction or apology before formal defamation proceedings can commence in Australia.
  • This action adds to existing U.S. defamation suits by producers Amanda Ghost, Gregor Cameron and Vince Holden, as well as a separate New South Wales lawsuit by AI Film alleging Wilson undermined The Deb’s distribution.
  • Despite its Toronto International Film Festival premiere in September 2024, The Deb remains unreleased internationally as legal disputes continue to stall its wider distribution.