Justin Baldoni Told to 'Stop Getting the Public Involved' After Blake Lively's Gag Order Move In New York
Blake Lively is taking preventive measures to get Justin Baldoni to stop giving allege false details about their ongoing case.
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Blake Lively is taking preventive measures to get Justin Baldoni to stop giving allege false details about their ongoing case. The actress and her husband, Ryan Reynolds are requesting a gag order to rein in the director’s legal team’s uncomfortable utterances. The couple wants Baldoni’s legal team, headed by Bryan Freedman, to desist from participating in “improper conduct.”
Lively and Reynolds cited allegations of a “harassing and retaliatory media campaign” against Baldoni and his attorneys. The couple noted that Baldoni is reportedly breaching a very sensitive court regulation. The regulation prohibits a lawyer from speaking to the media about issues that are not pertinent to a case. The statement could allegedly influence the jury’s opinion in the case.
Lively and Reynolds explicitly reference the release of raw footage from the filming of It Ends With Us. Her team claimed the act entirely supports what Lively stated in her original complaint from December. Lively previously charged Baldoni with sexual harassment and claims he participated in a concerted effort to damage her reputation.
Image Source: ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGAIn response, Baldoni filed a $400 million lawsuit against Lively, alleging defamation, civil extortion, and other accusations. Baldoni’s team insisted they shared behind-the-scenes video from the film to prove Baldoni’s innocence. Blake’s team countered, stating that Baldoni never talked about or orchestrated the intimate scenes, which made her feel uneasy.
Sources linked to Baldoni told TMZ that they think it is incredibly unjust to enforce a gag order on the director. The source claimed he has been slandered by the New York Times in an article since the case began. The slander allegedly resulted in losing three job opportunities and hundreds of millions of dollars. The source claims it is shocking that Lively would request a gag order to prevent Baldoni from defending himself. Online users have begun to dissect the drama. One observer on X wrote:
“If he is innocent, he can prove himself in court. Stop getting the public involved.”
Another commenter urged Lively to fight back in a “legal way.” A user called Baldoni and his team half-smart for engaging in slander, considering Lively has “young children.” This subscriber expressed their shock at Lively’s nerve to request a gag order after suing the director. A fifth commenter also wondered why the actress wants to “silence the guy she accused.”
Image Source: ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA TheMegaAgency.comWe reported that Baldoni slammed a $400 million lawsuit against the Gossip Girl actress, her husband, and her publicist. Baldoni claimed that Lively tried to portray him as the antagonist to shift attention away from her negative press. Fans had initially labeled her “tone deaf” for advertising her business while promoting the domestic violence movie.
According to the countersuit, the conflicts between the co-stars began in 2023 as part of the actress’s takeover strategy. The director recalled them struggling for creative authority, with Lively altering an important rooftop scene. He claimed she invited him to her NYC apartment to discuss the rewrite.
Baldoni explained that the invite felt more like an ambush as he could not express himself. Reynolds reportedly complimented his wife on the revised scene, with her friend Taylor Swift expressing similar approval. Baldoni sensed the actress had cornered him and realized that he had to allow her to take control.
He revealed the messages they had sent to each other that evening after he left the house. Baldoni claimed the mother-of-four referred to the Deadpool actor and the Cardigan singer as her dragons. Lively reportedly promised Baldoni that he would benefit from her husband and her friend just like she always has.
The plot continues to thicken in the love-turned-sour relationship between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.
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