Rebel Wilson has opened up about the moment she was allegedly invited by a member of the British royal family to a party, where drugs were being taken, and an orgy was set to happen.
In her recent memoir, Rebel Rising, the actor recalled the moment, which reportedly occurred in 2014.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the Pitch Perfect star wrote: “I got thrown a last-minute invite to a tech billionaire’s party”.
She continued: “The guy who invited me, who’s like 15th or 12th in line to the British throne, had said to my male friend, ‘We need more girls.’”
Wilson explained how she got ready for the event, in accordance with its medieval theme, and went to a ranch just outside of Los Angeles. “The party was insane,” she described. “Men were jousting on horses in a field, girls dressed as mermaids were in the pool”.
The Bridesmaids star continued: “The property was massive, and because it was quite a drive, people had been assigned rooms to sleep there overnight.”
Wilson then described how drugs were then allegedly introduced to the party, writing: “And then all of a sudden it’s 2am and a guy comes out with a large tray piled with what looks like a ton of candy.”
However, Wilson found out that what she initially thought was a selection of sweets, was actually ecstasy.
“I turned to the screenwriter I’ve been talking with, confused,” the actor recalled. “He says, ‘Oh, it’s for the orgy… the orgies normally start at these things about this time.’”
Wilson then detailed how she realised what was allegedly happening. “Now the comment by the Windsor about needing more girls started to make a lot more sense,” she wrote. “They weren’t talking about a boy-girl ratio like it was a year-eight disco. They were talking about an ORGY!”
Wilson then concluded the story by describing how she ran “out of there as fast as I can”.
The anecdote is just one of the stories including in Rebel Rising, which also details a series of alleged incidents involving comedian and actor Sacha Baron Cohen. The Borat star has since responded, denying the accusations.
