Rebel Rising: Rebel Wilson’s Empowering Story of Virginity

TFD – Explore Rebel Wilson’s empowering journey as she discusses losing her virginity at 35 in her biography “Rebel Rising,” aiming to empower and inspire others with her story of confidence and self-discovery.

Rebel Wilson disclosed that she lost her virginity at the age of 35 in an effort to empower young people to feel confident about intimacy and sex.

In an interview about her new biography “Rebel Rising,” Wilson told People magazine on Wednesday that “not everybody has to lose their virginity as a teenager.” “People have the option to wait until they’re ready or until they’re a little older.”

Wilson stated that the memoir includes specifics of her own experience and that she believes it “could be a positive message” for others.

She said, “You shouldn’t feel pressured to wait until you’re in your thirties like me, but you obviously don’t have to.”

Wilson, who calls herself a “late bloomer,” admitted to the magazine that, when she was in her 20s, she would either lie to her friends and say she “did it just to get it over with” or just walk out of the room when the subject came up.

She claimed that if she had been born twenty years later, “I probably would have explored my sexuality more.” I simply understood that it was typical for me to be attracted to males.

“And then, only years later, I just think that’s a sign of where society kind of was,” the woman remarked, “meeting women and having feelings for a woman.”

The Australian actress has little to conceal these days.

Wilson proposed to apparel designer Ramona Agruma in February 2023 in Disneyland. She gave surrogacy birth to her daughter Royce Lillian in November of last year.

The “Bridesmaids” actress posted a message on her Instagram page announcing the arrival of her baby, saying, “I can’t even describe the love I have for her.” “She is a stunning miracle!”

On April 2, “Rebel Rising” will be made available.