Rebel Wilson embraces her identity as a “late bloomer” and shares candid revelations in her upcoming memoir, ‘Rebel Rising,’ including the disclosure of losing her virginity at 35.

In an exclusive interview with People, the ‘Pitch Perfect’ star opens up about her personal journey, aiming to impart a positive message to others. Wilson, 44, hopes her story challenges societal norms, reassuring individuals that there’s no rush to reach certain milestones.

“People can wait till they’re ready or wait till they’re a bit more mature,” she emphasises. Reflecting on her own experiences as a teenager and young adult, Wilson recalls feeling the societal pressure surrounding virginity but chose to navigate it on her own terms.

As she delves into her memoir, Wilson reflects on her evolving understanding of sexuality, particularly noting her same-sex relationship with fiancée Ramona Agruma. She acknowledges societal shifts and how they influenced her journey of self-discovery, expressing that she might have explored her sexuality earlier if born in a different era.

Wilson’s memoir not only touches upon personal experiences but also addresses encounters with individuals like actor Sacha Baron Cohen, whom she candidly refers to as an “a**hole” during their time on the set of ‘The Brothers Grimsby’ in 2016.

Last year, Wilson announced her memoir’s release, sharing her excitement and vulnerability with fans through social media. In addition to humorous anecdotes, she promises a deep dive into her life, revealing both the light-hearted and emotionally challenging moments she’s encountered along the way.

As anticipation builds for ‘Rebel Rising,’ Wilson’s openness and authenticity continue to resonate, inspiring others to embrace their unique journeys with courage and self-acceptance.