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Rebel Wilson Reveals How Kissing A Woman In New Film Led To Her First Same-Sex Relationship

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A kiss with French actor Charlotte Gainsbourg in 'The Almond and the Seahorse' changed the course of Wilson's life.

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To quote Oscar Wilde, "Life imitates art far more than art imitates life."

Such is the case for Rebel Wilson.

The Australian actor revealed to The Hollywood Reporterthat an on-screen kiss with The Almond and the Seahorse costar Charlotte Gainsbourg "changed [her] love life completely.

She shared:

"I was so nervous. Charlotte Gainsbourg was the first woman I'd ever kissed."
"I'd never kissed a woman before so I was thinking, 'Oh God, how's that going to go?'"
"Charlotte is so cool and French."

Wilson said that it wasn't her first romantic "situation" with a woman, but she had never kissed a woman.

"I didn't think it was that big of a deal or anything."
"Then, weirdly through kissing her in my professional life, I thought, well, maybe I should do that for real in my personal life and see how it goes, which I did."
"That was in 2021 and then I met Ramona at the end of 2021."

Wilson revealed her relationship with designer Ramona Agruma on Instagram in June.

She captioned her post:

"I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince... but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess."

She added the hashtag #loveislove.

Fans shared their happiness for Wilson.

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Wilson credits the new course of her love life to the kiss with Gainsbourg.

"If I hadn't had the experience with Charlotte or the experience with the other woman, I don't know if I would have ever met Ramona."
"Having those experiences opened my heart up to it as a possibility."
"I'm grateful for those two experiences."
"It changed my love life completely."
"It's such an awesome thing."

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