Key Points
- Audio allegedly captures crisis PR team planning anonymous smear websites targeting producer Amanda Ghost.
- Names linked: digital strategist Jed Wallace, publicist Melissa Nathan, and attorney Bryan Freedman referenced.
- Amanda Ghost’s lawyers say audio supports claim Wilson coordinated a reputation-damaging campaign amid lawsuits.
A NEWLY surfaced audio recording is putting fresh attention on the legal battle surrounding Rebel Wilson and her film The Deb.
According to reports, the recording allegedly captures members of a crisis PR team discussing plans for anonymous websites targeting producer Amanda Ghost with serious and unverified accusations.
The reported audio is said to involve digital strategist Jed Wallace and publicist Melissa Nathan, with references to attorney Bryan Freedman.
Court filings tied to the dispute claim the campaign was connected to the escalating fallout between Wilson and Ghost during their conflict over The Deb, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Amanda Ghost’s legal team says the material supports its claim that Wilson was involved in a coordinated effort to damage the producer’s reputation.
Wilson has previously denied involvement in the alleged smear websites, and Wilson, Freedman, Nathan and Wallace reportedly declined to comment on the latest developments.
The controversy is the latest chapter in a widening legal fight tied to The Deb, which has already included defamation claims, countersuits and public accusations from multiple sides.
As more filings and evidence emerge, the case continues to draw major attention across Hollywood.
Why This Matters
The leaked audio could shift public perception and legal leverage in a high-profile dispute, potentially exposing coordinated reputation attacks and influencing defamation claims, settlement negotiations, and industry scrutiny over crisis PR tactics amid escalating litigation involving major Hollywood figures.
