The royal family is reportedly "recoiling" in response to Rebel Wilson's bombshell revelation in her memoir.
In her newly released book, "Rebel Rising," the 44-year-old actress disclosed details about a male member of the Firm, who was "fifteenth or twentieth in line to the British throne," allegedly inviting her to drug parties.
While Wilson keeps the identity of the royal individual undisclosed, royal watchers are left stunned, scrambling to uncover the member involved in the controversial activity.
According to reports from the Daily Mail, there have been several instances where members of the royal family have been linked to or openly admitted to substance use.
Prince Harry received honorary mention, having admitted to using cocaine "a few times" in his memoir, "Spare."
Additionally, King Charles' stepson, Tom Parker Bowles, confessed to similar behavior, although it's important to note he is not in the direct line of royal succession.
Lord Frederick Windsor, the son of Queen Elizabeth's first cousin, Prince Michael of Kent, also made headlines for his admission of cocaine use after being found partying at a London pub.
The royal family's response to Wilson's claim remains to be seen as speculation mounts over the identity of the royal member implicated in the scandalous revelation.
