Rebel Wilson looks chic as she leaves the hair salon in LA (2024)

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Rebel Wilson cut a stylish figure as she stepped out of a hair salon in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The Australian actress, 44, who recently released her bombshell memoir Rebel Rising, appeared to be in good spirits after the pamper session.

She looked effortlessly chic in a high-neck black and white zip-up cardigan, which she styled with a simple T-shirt and smart trousers.

Rebel added a pop of colour to her fashionable ensemble with a pair of sky blue suede loafers and toted her essentials in a cerulean handbag.

The Pitch Perfect star has been joined stateside by her fiancée Ramona Agruma and the pair have been spotted attending a string of events together.

They looked as loved-up as ever as they stepped out at Jeff Beacher's Madhouse show at Netflix Is A Joke Fest last weekend.

Rebel recently opened up about how she didn't feel 'worthy' of being loved before she met Ramona.

The Pitch Perfect star shared her struggles with self-love in a candid chat on Australian show The Project earlier this month.

'I get a bit emotional about that because why does a girl feel like that? Just feel like not good enough and not loveable?' she shared.

'And then, yes, there have been things that have happened in my life, not massive traumas, but little things that have led to me feeling that way and I didn't feel loveable or worthy.

'And that's why I was eating all that crap and junk food late at night because I felt like I was trash and treating my body like trash.'

Rebel spoke about how processing her negative emotions after her father's death and overhauling her health helped her to find self-love and romance with Ramona.

'I was being able to have true intimacy with somebody and really let somebody inand that happened to be my partner,' she said.

The couple first met back in 2021 and announced their engagement in February 2023. They also share a daughter, Royce Lillian, 18 months.

Rebel also discussed the censored version of her book Rebel Rising, which has been published in Australia with an entire chapter blacked out due to a legal battle.

'Yeah, I mean so obviously behind the scenes that was something I was not happy about,' she told The Project.

'I mean Australia is my home country, if anything I want my full story told and I will say… the book is not about that guy. I know there's been a lot of media about it. But it's not about that guy and it's just my full life story.'

Rebel added that she was glad the memoir had finally been released so she can focus on her baby daughter.

'So, at least it's come out now. Being a new mum I didn't want to have some lengthy legal battle for it to come out,' she said.

Although the book has already been published in the US, publisher HarperCollins confirmed that Aussie readers will not be able to read the chapter.

'For legal reasons we have redacted one chapter in the Australian/New Zealand edition and included an explanatory note accordingly,' they said in a statement.

Earlier this month, Rebel cancelled her Australian book tour which had been scheduled to promote her tell-all memoir.

Rebel was set to host an event in Brisbane on May 12 and Melbourne on May 14, but saidshe 'won't be able to host any book events due to a changing work schedule'.

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