JUDI Love is heading out on tour with Rebel Wilson in order to promote the Hollywood star’s scandalous new book.
The Loose Women star and TV host will be grilling Rebel on two of her three tour dates to promote new book, Rebel Rising.
Fearne Cotton will be taking over for the third and final date at the London Palladium.
Australian star Rebel made the announcement on her Instagram, saying: “I am beyond pumped to come to the UK and talk about my book. So if you’re in Edinburgh, Manchester or London – get your tickets now to see me live in conversation!
“Brilliant comedian Judi Love is doing the Edinburgh & Manchester shows with me and podcast Queen [Fearne Cotton] is doing the London show at the Palladium.
“And if you listen to her podcast HAPPY PLACE you know she has amazing chats! You get a copy of the book included in your ticket!”
Judi responded: “Can’t wait!!! Let’s go Queens” before uploading the poster herself, declaring: “Now this is going to be fun!!! I will be interviewing @rebelwilson live to promote her brand new book!! We be getting all the juice around her career, life and more..”
Judi and Rebel will be appearing at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on April 24th, and Manchester Opera House on April 26th.
Rebel and Fearne will be in conversation on April 29th.
Rebel Rising, which is released in the UK on April 25th, details the Pitch Perfect singer’s life and career in the spotlight – and has already made headlines.
In a shocking announcement, Rebel claimed Sacha Baron Cohen ‘degraded and humiliated her’ when they worked together on 2016 film, Grimsby.
Rebel played the girlfriend of Sacha’s character Nobby in the spy comedy, which the British star, famed for Ali G and Borat, also co-wrote and co-produced.
Among the claims is the allegation Cohen asked her to ‘stick her finger up his bum’ during a sex scene, which she refused to do.
She named him after a cryptic Instagram post about an ‘a**ehole’ she wrote about in the book, saying she ‘won’t be threatened by lawyers or PR crisis managers.
Cohen has adamantly denied the claims made against him by Rebel.
His lawyers have said their evidence shows Rebel’s allegations have “no basis in reality” and are part of a “cynical commercial ploy to promote her book”.
