Rebel Wilson's clothing line isn't size inclusive and consequently touched a nerve among her fans.
did what many celebrities do: she launched her own clothing line. Wilson’s loungewear line, R&R Club, currently only features two pieces — a cozy matching white hoodie and sweatpants, retailing at $179 and $149, respectively.
What it currently doesn’t feature, however, are any sizes above an XL — and fans were quick to point out how disheartening it was to see a celebrity who underwentseemingly distance herself from the fat community that has supported her throughout her career. “I’m just learning about Rebel Wilson’s new clothing brand, R&R Club, that launched at the beginning of November,” TikTok user Destiny Ann explained in her now-viral video. “I’m just confused.
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