Rebel Wilson spotted in LA after her ‘awkward’ encounter with Meghan Markle

She welcomed her daughter Royce Lillian via surrogate in November.

But Rebel Wilson enjoyed some alone time on Monday as she went solo to the movies in Los Angeles.

The Australian actress, 43, kept warm in a comfy yellow hoodie and matching trackpants for the outing.

Rebel completed her ensemble with a white puffer vest and white sneakers, and carried a large navy bag.

The comedian kept a low profile in sunglasses and wore her long blonde hair loosely.

The sighting comes after Rebel opened up about an awkward encounter she and her mother had with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.

The Bridesmaids star revealed they were introduced to the royal couple by a mutual friend and that while Harry ‘could not have been nicer’, Meghan ‘was not as cool’.

‘Meghan wasn’t as naturally warm,’ she said last Friday on Watch What Happens Live.

However, Rebel admitted Meghan’s cold demeanour may have been due to her mother Sue Bownds asking her some personal questions.

‘My mum being Australian asked her all these slightly rude questions like, “Where are your kids?” and things like that,’ she said.

‘Maybe that’s why she was like, “Who are these annoying convicts from Australia?” I’m like, “Mum, don’t ask her that.”‘

The clip of Rebel’s WWHL interview has since gone viral on social media, prompting fans to jump to Meghan’s defence.

‘Rebel Wilson decided she wanted to create some drama by framing this comment that Meghan wasn’t as naturally warm to my mum as Harry, when she should have started with my mum was rude AF to Meghan,’ one wrote.

‘So Rebel Wilson, who is no doubt well aware of the intense hatred and bullying Meghan has experienced (and continues to experience) online and in the press, decided to give a soundbite she knew would get headlines to make things worse and… further her own career? Girl, bye,’ another added.

‘Rebel is admitting her mother was openly trolling Meghan and she scoffed that Meghan should be warm and inviting after invasive and inappropriate questions from a stranger,’ a third said.