LOS ANGELES, CA – Australian actress Rebel Wilson has recently taken to social media to reveal that Hollywood star Sasha Baron Cohen has been sending her threats to prevent her from publishing her upcoming memoir, “Rebel Rising.” Wilson previously referred to an unidentified individual as a “massive a**hole” with whom she had worked before, noting that he had hired a crisis PR team and begun threatening her after she hinted at exposing his behavior in her memoir.

In a bold Instagram post on March 25, Wilson declared that she would not be intimidated or silenced by legal threats or crisis management tactics. She identified Sasha Baron Cohen as the individual she was referring to in her book. Despite these threats, Wilson remained firm in her stance that her memoir would be published, and the truth would come out for all to see.

Wilson and Baron Cohen had shared the screen in the 2016 film “The Brothers Grimsby.” In a radio interview in 2014, Wilson recounted how Baron Cohen had pressured her to perform a nude scene in the film, even going so far as to suggest inappropriate actions that were not part of the script. Wilson stood her ground, leading to a body double being used for the scene instead.

The actress previously shared on social media her “no a**holes policy,” reflecting on her experiences in Hollywood and the importance of standing up against mistreatment. Despite the challenges she faced, Wilson remained resolute in sharing her story in “Rebel Rising” and shedding light on her encounters with toxic behavior in the entertainment industry.

Wilson’s revelation has sparked discussions about power dynamics and accountability in Hollywood, highlighting the need for transparency and respect in all professional interactions. As the actress continues to navigate the publishing process for her memoir, her courage in speaking out against intimidation serves as a reminder of the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for all individuals in the industry.