Rebel Wilson Accused in Court Documents of Hiring Team to Disparage Producer Amanda Ghost in Ongoing Lawsuit Over 'The Deb'

Rebel Wilson faces new allegations in her legal battle with producer Amanda Ghost over a text exchange involving a $110,000 quote for an "untraceable site."

The messages, which were authenticated by crisis publicist Melissa Nathan during a deposition, are now at the center of Ghost's effort to obtain more financial records from Wilson and her public relations team.

According to the documents, seen by People, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on August 25, Nathan allegedly sent Wilson details about a proposed "untraceable site" during a text exchange on August 5, 2024.

Nathan reportedly described the package as including a "satellite, ghost server, ghost hosting, full build, maintaining, and full algorithmic push across all platforms… for 3 months."

Wilson then appeared to question the price, allegedly responding, "Wait - do you mean only $110 in total?"

"110,000. Sorry! huge difference," Nathan replied, according to the court filing.

The exchange resurfaced during Wilson's recent deposition, where the actress was asked whether she remembered sending or receiving the messages.

"I'm not sure of what an untraceable site means," Wilson testified, according to the transcript.

When asked if she recalled the exchange, she replied, "I don't recall sending or receiving these texts. I may have."

When pressed on whether it was possible she had received or sent them, Wilson answered, "It is possible."

The $110,000 figure has not been established as a payment Wilson actually made.

Ghost is seeking invoices and payment records from Nathan and The Agency Group PR to determine whether the money was ever paid.

Wilson had previously testified that she never paid for a website.

When asked directly, "How much did the website cost?" she responded, "I never paid for a website."

Nathan and The Agency Group PR have reportedly agreed to search for and produce non privileged invoices and payment records related to Wilson.

The latest filing follows allegations that Wilson's PR team discussed creating websites to damage Ghost's reputation.

One piece of evidence reportedly included a voice note from digital strategist Jed Wallace, who allegedly discussed a plan to "expose Amanda Ghost."

Wallace allegedly described making Ghost appear like "the new Heidi Fleiss" and claimed she was "actually getting h------ for Blavatnik."

"She's an absolute madam and that's why she's so lethal, blah, blah, blah," Wallace allegedly continued, adding that the accusations needed to be "really, really heavy and connected to something that heavy."

Ghost has argued that the websites were created as part of a campaign against her amid the legal dispute surrounding The Deb.

Ghost's attorney Camille Vasquez has argued that the evidence contradicts Wilson's previous denials.

"Rebel Wilson has repeatedly denied any involvement in the creation of the smear websites," Vasquez previously said, adding that Ghost believed Wilson was "the driving force behind them."

Wilson's attorney Allyson Thompson pushed back against the latest filing, calling it "one-sided and thus incomplete."

"This case is in active litigation and involves thousands of documents and a large number of witnesses," Thompson said. "Although we would love to comment in substance to the allegations, California ethical rules limit this."

Wilson has also maintained that she "has already prevailed in the first of three lawsuits relating to this dispute" and looks forward to resolving the remaining matters in court.

"There are two sides to every story," her attorney said, adding that Wilson looks forward to "telling her side at the trial in this disputed matter."