Did Rebel Wilson’s PR Team Smear a Woman As a ‘Madame’? Rebel Wilson is embroiled in a legal dispute with the producers of her directorial debut, The Deb, over allegations of defamation and embezzlement. The producers accuse her of spreading false claims about them, while Wilson alleges her production team mismanaged the project, engaged in sexual misconduct, and blocked the film’s release. One of the producers, Amanda Ghost, claims Wilson orchestrated a smear campaign portraying her as a sex trafficker with ties to a “Russian mafia financier.” Leaked audio suggests Wilson’s crisis-PR team created a narrative linking Ghost to a billionaire Russian financier, Len Blavatnik, by branding her as a “madame” who “got hookers” for him. The audio, obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, features Jed Wallace, a digital fixer, instructing publicist Melissa Nathan to connect Ghost with Blavatnik. Wallace outlines a strategy to frame Ghost as a modern-day Heidi Fleiss, a reference to the infamous sex worker who became a convicted criminal in the 1990s. Wallace emphasizes the need to present Ghost as a “madame” who prioritized her role as a “hooker broker” over her music career, describing her as “lethal” and “absolute.” The plan aims to craft a narrative so damaging it would overshadow any criticism of her professional skills. Websites with domains like amandaghost.com and amandaghostsucks.com emerged, echoing the language from the recording. These sites labeled Ghost as “the 2000’s Heidi Fleiss” and claimed she was the “madame for one of the world’s richest men.” While the origins of these sites remain unclear, their content aligns with the leaked audio’s directives.#melissa_nathan #jed_wallace #rebel_wilson #amanda_ghost #len_blavatnik
