Overview
- Audio published by The Hollywood Reporter appears to capture crisis publicist Jed Wallace discussing labeling producer Amanda Ghost a “madame” and tying her to Len Blavatnik through anonymous online content.
- Court materials referenced in new coverage cite a now‑deleted site titled “Amanda Ghost is a Destroyer of Worlds,” with deposition testimony describing how accusations were to be amplified online.
- Entertainment Weekly reports that a court exhibit names Camp Sugar, seemingly Wilson’s company, as an author of a document detailing accusations, while factual responsibility remains contested.
- Rebel Wilson has denied directing or creating smear websites in sworn testimony, and Wallace, Melissa Nathan, and former Wilson attorney Bryan Freedman have denied involvement or declined comment.
- The multi‑party defamation litigation continues after a judge struck some of Wilson’s claims in January, with the film’s wider release delayed and an Australian opening slated for April 2026, while one outlet reports a trial date in October 2026.