Rebel Wilson shares loving moment with girlfriend after newspaper tried to ‘remove’ her

Rebel Wilson, 42, is currently enjoying a holiday in the sun in Italy and shared a picture of holding hands with her “Disney Princess” on Instagram on Saturday

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Rebel Wilson put on a defiant display when she shared snaps with girlfriend Ramona Agruma, days after attacking an Australian newspaper for trying to “expose” her sexuality.

The actress, 42, is currently enjoying a holiday in the sun in Italy and shared a snap of her “Disney Princess” holding hands on Instagram on Saturday.

Rebel beamed in her ears and flaunted her spectacular weight loss in a gorgeous yellow maxi dress, while jewelry designer Ramona posed sophisticatedly in a black Prada suit with white piping.

She paired the look with a Dior tote bag and gold sandals.

The couple looked happier than ever, with Rebel captioned: “ciao bellas”.

The snap was flooded with comments from Rebel celebrity friends, with Paris Hilton typing: “So happy for your love!”, while Vas J Morgan commented on a string of colored heart emojis red.

The couple’s holiday comes just days after the pair came to the attention of the Sydney Morning Herald trying to write a story about her sexuality.

Last week, the Pitch Perfect star took to Instagram to tell the world she had met the “Disney Princess”, which she was met with congratulations and blessings.

Talking about her love life, the actress shared a snap of herself and the fashion and jewelry designer with the caption: “I thought I was looking for a Disney Prince… but yes Maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess.”

For good measure, she added the caption: “#Loveislove”.

In a tweet, Rebel thanked fans for their support and wrote: “Thanks for your comments, it’s been a very difficult situation but try to handle it with grace.”

The couple attended the Vanity Fair Oscars Party together in March, where they both looked incredible.

While Rebel never seemed to feel the need to ‘publicize’ her relationship, it appears she was given little choice by the Sydney Morning Herald, who gave her two days to pay questions about her gender.

However, the private columnist, who came out as gay, was angry when the actress decided to control the stories surrounding her love life.

He said Rebel had “despised” the story, and appeared to be suspicious of her gender when it came to her ex-boyfriend.

The article drew outrage from the LGBTQIA2S+ community and its allies, who argued that the newspaper and journalists had no right to coerce Rebel.

Newspaper editor Bevan Sheilds wrote a statement denying any wrongdoing and wishing the couple well.

Hornery has also spoken out about his original work, reflecting the “tone” of the article.

“I really regret that Rebel has had such a difficult time,” Hornery said in a column that replaced the article Sunday.

“That was never my intention. But I found her to have handled it all with extraordinary grace.”

He added, “As a gay man, I know very well how deeply hurtful discrimination can be. The last thing I want to do is inflict that pain on someone else.”

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