Rebel Wilson breaks down in tears as she's praised for 'helping' fans with body dysmorphia through...

When Rebel Wilson received recognition for her support towards fans who are dealing with body dysmorphia, she burst into tears of emotion.

As she conversed with Chris Evans on his Virgin Radio UK program on Wednesday, the 44-year-old actress became more and more sentimental.

During a conversation about her latest memoir, Rebel Rising, one of Chris' colleagues, Vassos, shared an instance where the book came to the aid of his friend who struggles with body image problems.

Rebel was deeply touched by Vassos' narrative in which she highlighted the ultimate message of supporting fans who are grappling with their weight issues.

Rebel expressed gratitude for her readers' attention and involvement, stating that it means a lot to her. She also added that even if only a small number of people read her book, she hopes it can inspire them to make positive changes in their lives, just as she has had to do.

At 44 years old, Rebel Wilson was brought to tears by the outpouring of appreciation and recognition for her efforts in assisting individuals who are facing body dysmorphia.

The female performer displayed heightened emotional responses during her conversation with Chris Evans on his talk show, aired on Virgin Radio UK last Wednesday.

Yesterday, Vassos disclosed that he had just started reading the part of the book that involves composing a letter directed towards one's own body. Almost immediately after finishing the page, he was interrupted by a phone call from one of his closest friends, who confides in him regularly and was going through some problems.

She has always struggled with body dysmorphia, and on the first warm day of the year, she was feeling anxious. I reassured her that things will improve and she will find a way to overcome this obstacle.

I asked if I could share something new that I had written. She agreed and I proceeded to read to her. The passage I read included the statement, "Although I cherish my body, I feel it's necessary to make some changes. Perhaps, it's best for me to stop talking now."

'That truly aided her. Besides the popular entertainment news, there is also substantial assistance available.'

Rebel expressed her gratitude to Vassos, acknowledging that his comment hit home and was the exact reason she wrote the piece. She got a little choked up because she recognized that there are plenty of people who share her experiences.

I have experienced what it feels like to be unnoticed or seen, worry about my weight, go through weight gain or weight loss, as well as feel various sensations in my body.

Yes, I could include a detailed description of it in the book to assist and comfort those who feel isolated.

Vassos proceeded: 'I appreciate your kindness on behalf of her.'

While discussing her latest book Rebel Rising, Chris' team member Vassos shared an experience where the book had a positive impact on his friend who struggles with body image problems.

Whilst discussing her latest memoir Rebel Rising, Chris' team member, Vassos, shared how Sally's book offered solace to his friend who grapples with bodily insecurities.

Rebel appeared very stunning wearing a striking pink blazer and pants that look like leather. She paired them up with Gucci footwear.

During her visit to Virgin Radio UK, the actress from Australia wore a stylish outfit.

Rebel appeared very stylish wearing a vibrant pink jacket and faux-leather pants paired with Gucci footwear.

During her appearance on Virgin Radio UK, the Australian actress donned a stylish outfit.

After Rebel's censored memoir was published in the UK last week, Sacha finally spoke out about it.

The book was released in the United States earlier this month, and includes a section called "Sacha Baron Cohen And Other Jerks," where Rebel asserts Sacha's actions during the making of the 2016 movie Grimsby. Sacha has refuted these allegations.

The UK version of the copies has the words covered up in a sloppy manner because Rebel refers to them as peculiarities of English law.

After the book was released in the United Kingdom, Baron Cohen's team of lawyers declared it to be a validation, as the author had strongly denied Wilson's accusations. This was the publishers HarperCollins' decision.

According to a statement presented in Deadline, HarperCollins didn't verify the information in this chapter of the book before releasing it. However, after receiving proof that Rebel Wilson's accusations were untrue, they finally removed them from the book.

Making false statements through printed media is considered illegal in both the UK and Australia. This is not a strange or unusual practice as Ms. Wilson stated in her argument, but rather a longstanding legal principle that has been upheld for centuries.

Sacha Baron Cohen spoke up following the release of Rebel's censored memoir in the UK last Thursday.

This result is a definite triumph for Sacha Baron Cohen and verifies our initial statement that this is undeniably untrue.

Once the censored version was released, HarperCollins publisher confirmed to MailOnline that certain information had been deleted.

According to MailOnline's sources, there are some parts of chapter 23 in the book that have been edited out. These omissions are located on pages 216, 217, 218 and 221. Additionally, there is a note at the start of the chapter that explains these redactions.

Following the accusations that were explained in the American edition of the book, Sacha's representative stated: 'Even though we understand the significance of sharing one's truth, these statements that are proven to be untrue are opposed by an abundance of meticulous proof...

This collection has a mixture of things from the time when The Brothers Grimsby was created. It includes papers written at the same time as the making of the movie, recordings of what happened during the filming, and stories from people who saw what happened before, during, and after the production.