Rebel Wilson Banned for 30 Days at Disneyland!

Wilson just proposed to her girlfriend, Ramona Agruma, in the park, after receiving authorization from the CEO, Bob Iger. On the Drew Barrymore Show, she said, "He's the big, big boss, and I thought, well, if he says yes, then it was meant to be, and I was meant to propose that day at Disneyland."

In their post, they can be seen wearing matching pink and white striped sweaters while showing the huge diamond on Ramona's finger. In the second picture, they were filled with rose petals in front of one of the castles.

The couple has been dating since early 2022, but they made it officially public in June. Wilson was forced to share her relationship to avoid being outed by a journalist from the Sydney Morning Herald.

Rebel said, "Basically, with the situation where a journalist is threatening to out you, you've got to hurry, and some people we didn't get a chance to tell before it came out publicly. And that's not ideal."

By October, the happy couple welcomed a baby girl via surrogate, Royce Lillian, who was called the biggest gift in Rebel's life. Despite her gruesome relationship, Ramona's family doesn't welcome Rebel; however, they often share their adventures on social media.

As she always referred to her lover as a Disney princess, she decided to pop up the question in her favorite place on Earth. Rebel says she goes to Disneyland almost every weekend, on every holiday or special occasion.

"It's not like I'm obsessed with Disneyland," she joked on the Daily Show with Hasan Minhaj, where she also talked about every secret she knows about the elites of the theme park.

Rebel talked about "secret societies" inside Disneyland, which she described as gang adults with different names, such as the Coco Locos or The White Rabbits. Apparently, these groups of adults have different ways of identifying one another.

She explained why they changed the apple from the Snow White ride to a hologram. The gangs were stealing it as a part of an initiation ritual, so they didn't want it to keep replacing it.

The social clubs are very famous among Disney adults; they even have a website of all the 260 known gangs. If you join one, odds are you must wear a matching vest to be part of the group.

Still, these social clubs have caused some trouble in the park; one of them even sued another in 2018 because they were having "gang-like" behavior. The White Rabbits were accused of conspiracy and defamation.

Even though Rebel hasn't said she is part of one of the clubs, she joked, saying she was part of the Disney Illuminati; however, she wasn't allowed to reveal other members of the group or even to say she was part of them.

"Sometimes we go into Disneyland at 5 a.m. and just run around. I have a secret gathering this weekend at Palm Springs because Walt Disney used to go there to find inspiration," she added.

Rebel also talked about her 40th birthday, when she spent the night inside the facilities and got to ride in a scooter across the park. She called it one of her happiest birthdays.

Yet, there was a time when she wasn't welcomed inside the park. They banned her for 30 days after she took a selfie inside one of the secret bathrooms of Disneyland, she said they called her and asked her when it worked best for her.

They asked her, "Rebel, what 30 days do you not want to come to Disneyland because you're away filming a movie or something?" So, of course, she picked a month when she was going to be too busy to visit the park.

Rebel also talked about Club 33, an elite membership from Disneyland that allegedly offers personalized experiences to its members. Apparently, this club was founded by Walt Disney himself.

It remains a secret what the members of Club 33 do since they are forbidden to post any of the activities on their social media.

You can't buy the membership like a regular ticket for the park; you must wait to be one of the lucky people who get offered a membership every year. After the invitation, the fees start from $10.000 annually, up to $33.000, depending on your status.