Blake LivelyIts sisterhood has its back.

Actress on Sunday, December 22 Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants costar, America Ferrera, Amber Tamblyn And Alexis BledelThe star released a statement in support of the case against him Justin Baldoni.

"As Blake's friend and sister for more than twenty years, we stand in solidarity with her as she fights the campaign to tarnish her reputation," the trio wrote in a joint statement. to share After Lively accused Baldoni, 40, of via Instagram sexual harassment on the set of It ends with usas well as orchestrating a campaign against him.

The actresses kept saying, “Throughout the shoot It ends with usWe saw her muster the courage to ask for a safe workplace for herself and colleagues on set, and we were horrified to read evidence of a premeditated and vindictive attempt to discredit her voice. Most disturbing is the blatant exploitation of stories of domestic violence survivors silencing a woman pleading for safety. The hypocrisy is astounding."

"We are appalled at the fact that a woman as powerful, famous and wealthy as our friend Blake can face coercive retaliation for daring to ask for a safer work environment," the trio said. "We are inspired by our sister's courage to stand up for herself and others."

The statement concluded, "For anyone looking for more information or to engage in this important conversation online, please read the full legal complaint in the investigative report by Megan Tohey, Mike McIntyre and Julie Tate. The New York Times"

Lively, 37, starred in 2005 alongside Ferrer, 40, Tamblyn, 41, and Bledel, 43. The sisterhood of travel pants and its 2008 sequel amid his rise to stardom Gossip Girl.

Tamblyn shared a personal note via her Instagram Stories on Sunday, saying she was a "faithful" to Lively amid the alleged on-set struggles she experienced while making out. It ends with us.

"I remember how incredibly painful it was for him," Tamblyn wrote. "I'm glad all this has come out with solid reporting and receipt," he instructed his followers The New York Times' Coverage of the case.

A File a case On Friday, December 20 with the California Department of Civil Complaints, the living accused Baldoni, his It ends with us Coster and the director, sexually harassed her on the set of the film and conducted a "social manipulation" campaign to tarnish her reputation.

in a statement our weeklyBaldoni's lawyer, Brian Friedmansaid Lively's allegations were "completely false, offensive and intentionally defamatory." Friedman claims that Lively sued to "fix her negative reputation" and "restore a narrative" regarding the film's production. Friedman also alleged that Lively made "multiple demands and threats" during filming It ends with usIncluding "threatening not to show up on set, threatening not to promote the film, eventually leading to its demise on release if his demands weren't met."

in a statement The New York Times Published on Saturday, December 21, Lively denied any involvement in spreading negative information about Baldoni. "I hope that my legal action will help pull back the curtain on these horrific retaliatory tactics for those who speak up about misconduct and help protect those who may be targeted."