Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa
Oct 24, 2026 · 26 min · 10 segments
Judge in Rebel Wilson's case bombshell ruling !! New York Times' stories on smear machines and Blake Lively collapse. ➡ Watch my documentary Social Media Killed The Movie Star on Amazon…
Kjersti FlaaHost
Okay, let's start with this Rebel Wilson case because I find this to be very interesting.

If you follow the Blake Lively lawsuit lately, you know that her team, her lawyers, and also the media supporting her narrative have all been trying to compare Blake Lively's smear machine to the smear machine that Rebel Wilson is accused of because some of the same people are involved.

The same crisis management team that Justin Baldoni hired was also hired by Rebel Wilson.

And this new finding from the judge just makes Blake's narrative completely collapse.

There is still a pending case in the US, but now Rebel has won both cases in Australia.

And now she just won the defamation case that was filed by Amanda Ghost, who owned the production company that was producing this movie.

So Amanda Ghost was one of the main people in the New York Times article that I spoke about a couple of weeks ago.

She said that she had been a victim of a smear campaign organized by the same people that Justin Baldoni hired.

That whole hit piece in the New York Times was designed to remind everyone that Justin Baldoni is the bad guy and that the New York Times did everything right the first time when they wrote that hit piece about him.

The judge in Australia said there was a smear website that Rebel Wilson had ordered.

She was pointing to the recordings that I also played here on my channel where Jed Wallace was talking about a smear website that Rebel Wilson wanted.

There were some text exchanges about this website, and the judge said, yes, I do believe that there was a smear website created about Amanda Ghost, but it did not harm her.

Although the things that Rebel Wilson claimed about Amanda Ghost on that website were lies, were fabricated things, the judge said that it did not harm Amanda Ghost.

Okay, let's start with this Rebel Wilson case because I find this to be very interesting.

If you follow the Blake Lively lawsuit lately, you know that her team, her lawyers, and also the media supporting her narrative have all been trying to compare Blake Lively's smear machine to the smear machine that Rebel Wilson is accused of because some of the same people are involved.

The same crisis management team that Justin Baldoni hired was also hired by Rebel Wilson.

And this new finding from the judge just makes Blake's narrative completely collapse.

There is still a pending case in the US, but now Rebel has won both cases in Australia.

And now she just won the defamation case that was filed by Amanda Ghost, who owned the production company that was producing this movie.

So Amanda Ghost was one of the main people in the New York Times article that I spoke about a couple of weeks ago.

She said that she had been a victim of a smear campaign organized by the same people that Justin Baldoni hired.

That whole hit piece in the New York Times was designed to remind everyone that Justin Baldoni is the bad guy and that the New York Times did everything right the first time when they wrote that hit piece about him.

The judge in Australia said there was a smear website that Rebel Wilson had ordered.

She was pointing to the recordings that I also played here on my channel where Jed Wallace was talking about a smear website that Rebel Wilson wanted.

There were some text exchanges about this website, and the judge said, yes, I do believe that there was a smear website created about Amanda Ghost, but it did not harm her.

Although the things that Rebel Wilson claimed about Amanda Ghost on that website were lies, were fabricated things, the judge said that it did not harm Amanda Ghost.
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