Blake Lively allegedly told Justin Baldoni to get a nose job
Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni
Ignat/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images; Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images(2)Justin Baldoni the new lawsuit claims that his It ends with us Castor Blake Lively suggested he get a nose job.
On Thursday, Jan. 16, it was reported that Baldoni, 40, his studio and other plaintiffs were suing Lively, 37, Reynolds, 48, and her publicist. Leslie Sloanfor The damage is 400 million dollars.
In one portion 120-page lawsuitwhich was received Us WeeklyBaldoni claimed that Lively “kept out of character” in the montage scene and “spoke for herself, not for Lily, much to Baldoni’s dismay.”
“Lively apologized for the smell of her tan and body lotion. Baldoni replied, ‘That smells good,’ and continued to play, slowly dancing as he believed his character would do with his partner, which required some physical touch,” the statement said. (In Lively’s December 2024 lawsuit against Baldoni, she alleged of the same scene: “At one point, he leaned forward and slowly moved his lips from her ear down her neck, saying, ‘It smells so good.'” None of this was remotely in character or based on any dialogue in the script, and nothing needed to be said because, again, there was no sound – Mr. Baldoni caressing Mr. Lively in a way that had nothing to do with their roles. When Ms. Lively later challenged the behavior, Ms. Baldoni replied, “You’re not even attracted to me.”)
According to Baldoni, “Lively took them out of character again and started making jokes about Baldoni’s nose, to which Baldoni laughed and joked in return, even as Lively joked that he needed plastic surgery,” his lawsuit states.
The lawsuit included a footnote that read, “Lively alleges that Baldoni made inappropriate comments about her appearance. Everything was the other way around.” (The footnote referred to Lively’s December 2024 lawsuit, in which she sued Baldoni for sexual harassment and claimed he body-shamed her on set. Baldoni denied all allegations.)
Baldoni’s statement Thursday claims that while Lively claimed the scene was filmed without sound, he was wearing a microphone during the scene — and that the exchange between him and Lively was caught on camera.
“Any suggestion that this scene was filmed by Baldoni in any way other than pure professionalism is unequivocally contradicted by the factual evidence,” the statement said. “Her allegations of sexual harassment are documented and knowingly fabricated lies.”
She sued him for sexual harassment months after reports of a breakup between ‘It’s Over With Us’ co-stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. In the lawsuit, which was filed on Friday, December 20, and obtained by Us Weekly following reports by TMZ and The New York Times, Lively accused Baldoni of launching (…)
Baldoni referenced Lively’s alleged “derogatory comments” about his appearance later in the lawsuit, claiming he “publicly expressed insecurities and discussed an episode of his podcast ‘Man Enough’ exploring the topic of body dysmorphia.”
“Lively’s comment about Baldoni’s nose was also caught on camera,” the lawsuit states. “Instead of writing a list of grievances against Lively, Baldoni brushed it off and continued with the scene.”
After the trial, Baldoni’s lawyer, Brian Friedmanshared in a statement for us“This lawsuit is a lawsuit based on an overwhelming amount of unfalsified evidence detailing a duplicitous attempt by Blake Lively and her team to destroy Justin Baldoni, his team and related companies by spreading grossly edited, unsubstantiated, new and fake information to the media. »
The statement continued: “Based on our own complete willingness to provide all text messages, emails, video footage and other documentary evidence that has been provided to the parties in real time, it is clear that this is a battle that will not be won and will certainly be regretted. Blake Lively was either grossly misled by her team or deliberately and knowingly misrepresented the truth.”
Blake Lively’s sexual harassment lawsuit against “It Ends With Us” actor Justin Baldoni claims he admitted he didn’t “always” ask for consent before having sex with past partners. The lawsuit, obtained by Us Weekly on Saturday, Dec. 21, alleges that both Baldoni, who also directed the film, and producer Jamie Heath (…)
“Ms. Lively will never again be allowed to continue to exploit actual victims of real harassment solely for personal gain at the expense of those without power,” the statement said. “Let’s not forget that Ms. Lively and her team tried to destroy reputations and livelihoods for horribly selfish reasons through their own dangerous manipulation of the media before even taking any legal action. We know the truth, now the public does too. Justin and his team have nothing to hide, the documents don’t lie.”
us has reached out to a representative for Lively, Sloan’s defendant, for comment.
After there were rumors of a rift between Baldoni and Lively on set It ends with us, The New York Times reported that Lively had sued Baldoni for sexual harassment. Baldoni denied all charges brought against him in a December 2024 lawsuit.
Baldoni, one of 10 plaintiffs, dropped the lawsuit after a few days and sued The New York Times $250 million for coverage of Lively’s allegations. (Press secretary The New York Times told us while the exit plans to “vigorously defend against the lawsuit.”)
On the same day, Lively filed a lawsuit against Baldoni in New York federal court that mirrored her earlier claims filed with the California Department of Civil Rights.
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