Justin Baldoni claims Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds pressed him to take the blame in explosive trial

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Justin Baldoni has claimed that Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds pressed him to blame when negative advertising about the film’s production began to intensify in August 2024.

Baldoni revealed more about this interaction on a site he created on February 1st. The site reportedly includes chats, e emails and other communications involving Baldoni, lively, intimacy coordinators and producers who are said to challenge Lively’s claims to be sexually harassed while filming it ends with us.

According to Baldoni, Reynolds and Lively prepared a statement on behalf of Wayfarer Studios who warned that action would be taken if the statement was not released.

“It ends with us was a troubled production for which we take full accountability. We are very bored of everyone, we got upset to private and public. Blake Lively, Colleen Hoover, the whole role crew and the crew led with professionalism every step on the road, Any negativity aimed at them is our own, “the draft allegedly said.

The supposed draft further detailed why the film’s role crew promoted the film separately.

“We mutually agreed that the role crew would promote the film separately and understood why. We have always said that we are not perfect, and even if we are inadvertently making mistakes we will always own them. We are holding ourselves in charge … We learn And growing from the experience, ”it read.

Baldoni’s ongoing legal dispute with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds allegedly takes an economic toll on him, according to his lawyer, Bryan Freedman.

On December 20, 2024, Lively filed a formal complaint with California City Rights Department against Justin Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios, accusing Baldoni of sexual harassment and claiming he launched a campaign on social media to hurt his reputation.

As reported by The Economic Times, Baldoni’s legal team filed a $ 400 million lawsuit on January 16, 2025 against Lively, her husband Ryan Reynolds and her publicist Leslie Sloan and claimed “Civil Preparation, Defamation and Invasion of Private Life.”