Rebel Wilson has spoken up about being invited to a drug-fueled, medieval-themed orgy by a member of the Royal Family.
Wilson, 44, recently published Rebel Rising, her memoir in which she revealed a lot of interesting information and spilt a lot of tea! She talked in one portion about how a member of the Royal Family got her into a rowdy party.
Wilson claims that an American tech millionaire sent her a last-minute invitation to a luxurious party where she was thrown into a strange world of poolside mermaids and horseback jousting.
“I got thrown a last-minute invite to a tech billionaire’s party – the guy who invited me, who’s like fifteenth or twentieth in line to the British throne, had said to my male friend, ‘We need more girls’,” Wilson said in the Daily Mail.
Wilson says that later in the evening, she was surprised to see that a tray of candies turned out to be MDMA, also referred to as “molly,” meant for an upcoming orgy.
Wilson wrote: “The Windsors’ remark that they needed additional females began to make a lot more sense at this point. It wasn’t like they were discussing a boy-to-girl ratio at the year-eight disco. They were discussing an ORGY.
She remembered how shocked she had been, realised what had really happened, and left the area quickly.
She did not mention the members of the Royal Family.
Wilson made startling accusations against Sacha Baron Cohen in other parts of the book, including that during the filming of Brothers Grimsby, he forced her to act in nude scenes.
“It seemed like whenever I talked to SBC [Sacha Baron Cohen], he would bring up the idea of me stripping off in a later scene. I said to Sacha, “Ha, I don’t do nudity.”
Wilson also said that by suddenly exposing himself and making strange demands, Cohen heightened tensions during the filming at a Cape Town football stadium.
“A production assistant from SBC calls me to let me know that they need me to film one more scene. Then he lowers his trousers. “All right, now I want you to stick your finger up my a**,” stately SBC. And I’m thinking, ‘What?… No!'” Wilson asserted.
The claims have been sharply refuted by Cohen’s team.
