Building a wall with drywall. The stud is warped, help

[Eraze]

We have built a wall. Everything looked good but then it turned out that the bricks have become warped. We did everything as one should, let the wood sit for a while and it was straight when we put it up.

Anyway. This is how it looks.

At the bottom (not in the picture), the bricks go more outward, so if you put drywall there it will stick out.
My question is how to solve this best.
Should we go ahead with the drywall and then try to fill it in? And let the wall stick out between the door and the wardrobe, and we’ll have to add extra above the door.
Or can you put mesh and fill it directly on the frame? Hope you understand what I mean.

 

[b8q]

Why not just shave off the part on the stud that has twisted outward, so it becomes even to plaster on?

 

[Eraze]

Why not just plane it off on the board that has twisted outward, so it becomes even to plaster on?

Because we hadn't thought of that, thanks for the tip

 

[Anna_H]

So, you have set the rule too far out and then plastered next to it instead of on top?

 

[Eraze]

So you've set the rule too far out and then plastered beside instead of on top?

No, not from the start. I don't know what my partner was thinking, but now it is what it is. So I'm trying to find solutions.

 

[tergo]

possibly a strip of renovation plasterboard (7mm) and then fill the rest