Justin Baldoni‘s team thinks Blake Lively is being totally hypocritical!
Earlier this week, Blake and hubby Ryan Reynolds filed a letter in court asking a judge for a protective order to stop the It Ends With Us director’s legal team from going after Blake in the media. They claimed all the media appearances were going to jeopardize her ability for a fair trial should it come to that.
On Friday via Page Six, sources close to the Jane the Virgin alum clapped back, calling the move “grossly unfair.” Why? Well, the Gossip Girl alum’s claims were made public immediately in a huge The New York Times! Because of this, the insiders think the motion is “unbelievable” since the actor’s lawyer, Bryan Freedman, has only been defending him from Blake’s alleged “takedown campaign.”
This comes after Justin’s team’s latest move: releasing on-set videos from the movie! In theory, the raw footage will prove his innocence against some of his co-star’s sexual harassment claims. They plan to release even more clips and correspondence, too. Addressing the timing of Blake’s latest legal action, Bryan told Page Six:
“Prior to filing her lawsuit in court, Ms. Lively went to The New York Times in an effort to publicly destroy Justin Baldoni. When Mr. Baldoni exercises his right to publicly defend himself by putting forth actual facts and evidence, for Ms. Lively and team this instantly becomes morally and ethically wrong.”
Damn. We mean… no matter whose side you’re on here, he’s not wrong. She made a big public statement against him, he’s responding in kind. Freedman’s statement continued:
“Ms. Lively wants very different standards to apply to her but fortunately, truth and authenticity apply to everyone and can never be wrong. Looking at the video and the evidence to come, I can understand why Ms. Lively would now, not want this to play out in public.”
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