Rebel wilson's tweet damages co-star's career, secures $150,000 record deal

Audacious actress Rebel Wilson's social media spat with co-star Charlotte MacInnes has led to a stunning $150,000 record deal for the latter, court documents reveal. MacInnes is suing Wilson over tweets that allegedly damaged her reputation and torpedoed her budding acting career.

Wilson's posts suggest macinnes made false claims

According to court papers, Wilson's barrister argues MacInnes hasn't suffered career harm at all since Wilson's initial September 2024 social media post. However, MacInnes' manager disputes this, claiming the young actress signed a lucrative deal with Atlantic Records in late 2025, despite the online backlash.

MacInnes' manager, Shoshanna Stone, told the federal court she was introduced to the talented up-and-comer by Ghost, Wilson's co-producer on their musical film, The Deb. Stone, who also represents Britney Spears, Shakira, Boy George, and Alicia Keys, signed MacInnes to her roster after being impressed by Ghost's glowing endorsement.

MacInnes' second single is set to drop on Thursday, raising questions about whether the release is timed to coincide with the high-profile court battle. The Deb, starring MacInnes and Wilson, tanked at the box office, prompting concerns about the future of the Australian movie musical genre.

Co-writer Hannah Reilly describes MacInnes as a