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Rebel Wilson Reveals Partner's Family 'Hasn't Been As Accepting' Of Their Same-Sex Relationship

Ramona Agruma and Rebel Wilson
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The 'Pitch Perfect' actor and her partner Ramona Agruma opened up about the difficulties they've faced after going public with their romance.

Actress Rebel Wilson recently revealed her partner Ramona Agruma's family hasn't been as supportive as they might be in the wake of Wilson and Agruma's announcement of their relationship last year.

Wilson said:


"Ramona’s family hasn’t been as accepting.
"And so in many respects, it has been a lot harder on her to have to make the news public...."
"As her partner, I feel so sad to see what happened with her family over it."
"Hopefully, people will change their attitudes about things."

Someone remarked it is truly a sad situation to be in.

The couple was forced to announce said relationship due to a threatened outing by a newspaper writer that also came with a flutter of media attention.

People felt bad for Wilson and Agruma then, as it clearly was not either of their decision to accelerate their coming-out timeline.

Unlike Agruma's family, people were very welcoming to the couple during the early days of their relationship announcement.

How could you not be happy for them, with a caption like this?



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They've had such a beautiful relationship since last June, it's hard to picture how Agruma's family is less than accepting.

But Wilson attributes that to Agruma not being in the public eye and her and her family not being used to that sort of scrutiny.

"And so in many respects, it has been a lot harder on her to have to make the news public."

Support for the couple on their announcements over the past year that they are together and having a child via Wilson's surrogate were received with more support.

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Even Wilson's former costar from Pitch Perfect congratulated them.

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Still others noted 2022 was quite the big year for Rebel Wilson.

Here's hoping Wilson and Agruma can have a 2023 that's a bit calmer and full of supportive family.

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