Blake Lively’s Lawsuit Unveils More Allegations Against Justin Baldoni
Buckle up, folks! The courtroom drama between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni is heating up. In a recent court filing, Lively claims not only was she sexually harassed by Baldoni while filming “It Ends With Us,” but he’s also made two other women feel “uncomfortable” on set. And guess what? These ladies are ready to throw down and testify against him in court. Talk about a plot twist!
In the 141-page amended complaint, Lively lays out these shocking new accusations, asserting that Baldoni was well aware of the discomfort his behavior caused among the female cast. Apparently, in the heat of the filming chaos, he acknowledged their complaints in writing, which really doesn’t square with his current narrative—that he’s basically a saint in this whole situation.
What’s even crazier? Lively says these unnamed cast members granted her permission to share their experiences, pointing to a whole group of women who felt the need to speak up. One female cast member, who bravely reported her concerns to Sony exec Ange Giannetti and a producer, felt so strongly about the impact of Baldoni’s conduct that she decided silence wasn’t an option anymore. Spoiler alert: that report didn’t lead to any concrete actions to protect the crew.
In the thick of it, Lively’s team has now added defamation claims against Baldoni’s lawyer, casual accusations of spreading “inflammatory content” to media while trying to undermine Lively’s credibility. Lively’s original lawsuit already claimed she was suffering from mental anguish, emotional distress, and lost wages courtesy of Baldoni’s alleged harassment.
But that’s not all—Baldoni himself has been firing back, filing lawsuits claiming he’s been defamed and wrongfully smeared in the press. It’s a classic case of he said, she said, with the stakes higher than ever for both parties. The only thing we know for sure? All eyes are on this trial as it unfolds, and we’ll be here for every scandalous detail!
Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and People Magazine, Deadline, Variety
