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Actor Denies Lying About Producer Bath Incident
23 Apr
Summary
- Actor denies making false statements about bathing with producer.
- Social media posts alleged actor retracted complaint for career.
- The Deb film release faced delays due to legal issues.
Charlotte MacInnes, the lead actor in Rebel Wilson's directorial debut, 'The Deb', has firmly denied providing false information regarding an alleged bath incident with a producer. This incident became central to a significant defamation dispute.
MacInnes stated that she never complained to Wilson about the bathing situation with co-producer Amanda Ghost. She described the event as an innocent occurrence that Wilson subsequently exploited and mischaracterized.
Wilson's social media posts suggested MacInnes had falsely retracted a complaint to secure a lead role and a record deal. MacInnes rejected these claims, stating she never uttered the words attributed to her.
Disputes arose regarding MacInnes's statement about assisting Ghost, with Wilson's legal team suggesting an omission about sharing the bath. MacInnes maintained her statement was not misleading and that she never communicated discomfort to Wilson.
This legal battle occurred after tensions previously surfaced regarding MacInnes prioritizing meetings with Ghost over events with Wilson. 'The Deb' was released in Australia in April 2026, after initial delays stemming from these legal complications.
