In a shocking twist that has sent shockwaves through Hollywood, actress Rachel Zegler has filed a staggering $100 million defamation lawsuit against “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The lawsuit follows a brutal episode that mercilessly mocked Zegler’s controversial portrayal of Snow White, branding her as a “spoiled clueless star” responsible for the film’s failure.

The episode, which aired recently, transformed internet gossip into wild cartoon chaos, featuring a caricature of Zegler strutting through a fantastical kingdom, complete with a smartphone and brazen jabs at Hollywood culture. While the creators reveled in their signature satire, Zegler was left reeling, claiming the portrayal has severely damaged her career and reputation. Insiders initially speculated that she would let it slide, given “South Park’s” history of edgy humor. But days later, the lawsuit dropped like a bombshell, with Zegler asserting that the episode crossed the line from parody to character assassination.

Zegler’s legal team claims that job offers began to vanish immediately after the episode aired, arguing that the portrayal distorted reality and fueled harmful misconceptions about her. Meanwhile, Parker and Stone are reportedly unfazed, prepared to defend their creative rights amid a public discourse that has polarized audiences. Supporters rally behind Zegler, deeming her brave for standing up against what they call “unchecked animation harassment,” while others defend the creators as champions of unfiltered comedy.

As the legal battle escalates, both sides are bracing for a high-stakes trial that could redefine the boundaries between satire and defamation. With a court date set for early next year, entertainment insiders are watching closely—this case could change the landscape of comedy forever.