Russell Crowe Denies Reports of Selling South Sydney Rabbitohs Stake

The actor dismissed speculation about offloading his 25% share in the NRL club, calling the rumors baseless.

Russell Crowe has publicly refuted claims that he is seeking to sell his 25% ownership stake in the South Sydney Rabbitohs, labeling the reports as 'bulls---' in a statement and on social media.
Media reports suggested Crowe had been exploring potential buyers for his share in the club, including interest from both Australian and U.S. markets, but these claims remain unverified.
Crowe purchased the Rabbitohs in 2006 alongside Peter Holmes à Court for $3 million, with the club experiencing major successes since, including a 2014 premiership victory.
The Rabbitohs endured a challenging 2024 season, finishing 16th with their lowest win total since 2006, but optimism surrounds coach Wayne Bennett's return for the 2025 season.
Crowe emphasized his confidence in the team's future, describing a 'fresh energy' at the club while dismissing the sale rumors as 'legacy media conspiracy theories.'