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Hollywood star Rebel Wilson wins defamation case brought by young actress

Rebel Wilson has won a defamation trial brought by Charlotte MacInnes, a co-star from the film 'The Deb'.

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The brief

An Australian court has ruled that Rebel Wilson did not defame her colleague in social media posts. The legal action was initiated by Charlotte MacInnes, an actress who appeared in Wilson's film 'The Deb'.

Coverage from Reuters, BBC News, and CNN emphasizes that Wilson was cleared of the charges. Deadline describes the legal battle as explosive, while SBS refers to Wilson as a 'truth-teller' following the victory.

Reports indicate the court's decision concludes the specific dispute regarding the social media posts made by the actor.

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Quick answers

Who brought the defamation case against Rebel Wilson?

The case was brought by Charlotte MacInnes, a young actress and co-star in the film 'The Deb'.

What was the central issue of the lawsuit?

The lawsuit concerned social media posts made by Rebel Wilson about her colleague.

Where did the court ruling take place?

The ruling was issued by an Australian court.

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