King Charles and Kate Middleton fighting cancer were not enough, the Epstein scandal was not enough – recently recalled by the Netflix series Scoop – which involved Prince Andrew of York, a new shingle has fallen on the British Crown. Rebel Wilson44 years old, in his autobiographical book Rebel Risingreveals a decidedly embarrassing episode for the Windsors: «In 2014 a member of the royal family invited me to an orgy with drugs and molested me». From what Wilson writes, the nobleman in question, whose name he does not reveal, had a friend invite her to a sumptuous medieval themed party in the luxurious home of an IT tycoon. She, who at the time she was «a virgin“, she showed up at the party on the ranch just outside Los Angeles dressed as a “bridesmaid, complete with a cone hat”: “The party was incredible: there were men riding horses in a field, women dressed as mermaids in a swimming pool. The villa was very large, and since it was several kilometers from the city, the guests were assigned rooms in which to spend the night.” Soon, however, Rebel realized that nothing was as it seemed.
The actress first found herself facing the advances of the British nobleman, who showed her how much he appreciated her breasts by making them the object of a frenetic palpation. Then, around two in the morning, a young man entered the party with a tray full of what looked like sweets. «Ooooh, those are they candy?asked Wilson. «No, this is it molly (there synthetic drug Mdma, ed)», one of the guests replied. He explained to her that the orgies, at that time, always began with the distribution of drugs. Rebel’s reaction? Before the situation escalated further, he ran away: “Needless to say, I lifted my bridesmaid dress and ran out of there as fast as I could.”
The 44-year-old actress, protagonist of Pitch Perfect, in the memoir he does not reveal the name of the British royal involved in the affair. However he writes that he was a nobleman away from the throne: “fifteenth or twentieth”, at the time, in the line of succession. It therefore certainly cannot be any son of the deceased Queen Elizabeth. Nor of a nephew who is the son of his children. If Rebel’s story is true, the “suspect” should therefore be either a more distant cousin or nephew of Queen Elizabeth.
