Rebel Wilson's Law Degree and Career Choices Revealed!

🎓Rebel Wilson has a law degree from the most prestigious school in Australia, but she has never practiced law professionally.

🎥Despite being on Australian television by year 2 of law school, Rebel chose to finish her law degree.

🤔People were confused about Rebel studying contract law while playing dumb characters on TV.

👨‍⚖️Rebel's father is a lawyer, but she would choose to represent herself in court for shoplifting charges.

📚Rebel worked hard to get into law school and felt it was important to finish her degree.

Has Rebel Wilson ever practiced law professionally?

—No, Rebel has a law degree but has never practiced law for money. She would need to work at a community clinic for free to gain professional experience.

If Rebel's acting career doesn't work out, could she practice law?

—Yes, if her acting career doesn't work out, Rebel could potentially practice law.

Why did Rebel choose to finish her law degree even though she was already famous?

—Rebel felt it was important to finish her law degree despite already being famous. She worked hard to get into law school and wanted to complete her education.

What did people think when they saw Rebel studying contract law while playing dumb characters on TV?

—People were confused about Rebel's choice to study contract law while playing dumb characters on television.

Who would Rebel choose to represent her in court for shoplifting charges?

—Rebel would choose to represent herself in court for shoplifting charges.

00:01Rebel Wilson reveals her law degree on 'The Late Late Show with James Corden'.

00:08Rebel explains that she never practiced law professionally, but she could if her acting career doesn't work out.

00:14Rebel shares a photo from her graduation and discusses her experience in law school.

01:01Rebel talks about the confusion people had when she studied contract law while playing dumb characters on TV.

02:35Rebel's father is a lawyer, but she would trust herself to represent her in court for shoplifting charges.