The Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively It Ends With Us row has been seeing some unexpected turns along the way. The actors have been counter attacking each other in court. In recent developments, the former has claimed that the latter told him to get a nose job. This also involves Lively and Reynolds in ongoing attempts in an ongoing attempts to stain Baldoni’s reputation. The lawsuit also claimed that thus the false accusations of s*xual harassment were thus made to stain his reputation.
Justin Baldoni Claims Blake Lively Told Him To Get A Nose Job
A Daily Mail report suggested documents citing Justin Baldoni and his team publicists claiming that Blake Lively used her star power to interfere with the productions of It Ends With Us. The reports claimed that Lively intervened in the productions despite not reading the scripts until filming was already underway. The actor described challenges during the production. Describing a montage scene, he recalled Blake breaking character and speaking like herself and not the character Lily Bloom. It also cited his claims on impolite language being used on his nose during the scene.
The lawsuit read, “Lively apologized for the smell of her spray tan and body makeup. Baldoni responded, ‘It smells good,’ and continued acting, slow dancing as he believed his character would with his partner, which requires some amount of physical touching.” It further said that the Gossip Girl fame took them out of character and joked about his nose, which Justin laughed off, even after she suggested he get plastic surgery.
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After Ryan Reynold’s wife claimed that Baldoni inappropriately commented on her physical appearance, he alleged that it was the other way around. Lively incorrectly pointed out that scene was shot without sound when her co-star was wearing a microphone and the entire scene was captured on camera. The lawsuit also alleged that her nose job comment was particularly harmful as Justin had publicly discussed his struggles with body dysmorphia on his podcast, Man Enough.