Rebel Wilson's Defamation Trial: Bathroom Drama & Missing Phone

0:00On April 29th, Rebel Wilson's facing tough grilling in a Sydney courtroom defending herself in a defamation suit brought by Charlotte McKinnis, the star of her directorial debut, The Dem. Wilson says McConn is confided in her about feeling uneasy after bathing with producer Amanda Ghost before filming started, calling it a potential, sexual harassment issue that derailed her fun girl power movie. Mechanists and Ghosts emit to the bath but say they wore swimsuits and they haven't after Ghost had a medical scare at Bondi Beach. Mechanist denies ever telling Wilson she felt uncomfortable, claiming the story shifted only after she got career booze from Ghost, which she also rejects. On day two of cross-examination, Wilson's barrister painted the setup as a nightmare with the producer living with and bathing with a young actress. McConn is his lawyer fire back, accusing Wilson of spinning lies, but Wilson insisted it wouldn't make sense for her to invent drama with two key players. Questions turn heated over Wilson's missing phone loaded with WhatsApp messages.

1:02Her team says it was stolen in London last July with a police report to prove it, but the lawyer suggested she dumped it in a park. Wilson called that outrageous and her counsel objected as intimidating. The trial rolls on under Justice Elizabeth Raper with more testimony sure to drop soon. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Cory with the story.