It ends with us the writer Colleen Hoover His support for doubled down Blake Lively Among the cases against the actress Justin Baldoni.

Hoover's lengthy message was accompanied by a screenshot of Lively's statement Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants "These women's statements and Blake's ability to sit down and refuse to be 'buried' were nothing short of inspiring," Hoover, 45, captioned an Instagram post on Monday, Dec. 23. "Seeing these three women stand up for their friends when they know well and good they will be torn apart by people who choose not to accept or read the receipts is inspiring."

Hoover explained that he initially planned to share the "beautiful" statement America Ferrera, Amber Tamblyn And Alexis Bledel Through her Instagram stories for fear of negative comments.

"I wanted to show support, but was thinking about putting my post about Blake on my feed and sending myself into an emotional spiral from the inevitable comments," the author wrote. “They can be bad, and over the past two years, my attitude towards social media has changed a lot. I used to share a lot of my life, every single day, but that all changed when I noticed that people weren't necessarily following me out of interest, but ripping me off."

Hoover admitted that things "got dark" for him, so he went back on what he posted.

"Instead of standing up for myself and the truth, I allowed and still allow people to blindly judge me without rebuttal, because that's what we're told to do," she added. “I'm afraid to post for fear of ruining my reputation in the comment section. I don't care about my future inheritance. I never have. I care about the people in my life right now, the people I love and know and trust. And I think about the readers who have supported me along the way, and who want to know every day where I've been and why I haven't published a book in years."

Concluding his post, Hoover appeared to promise more presence online.

“See you tomorrow. And the day after that," she wrote. "Because I love it here and I miss you."

our weekly Hoover's Instagram statement on Monday may confirm that Lively "liked it." Hoover previously showed support for Lively after news of the lawsuit against him broke It ends with us costar baldoni, Against whom she has accused of sexual harassment. Lively also claimed that Baldoni launched a "social manipulation" campaign to "ruin" her reputation after rumors of tension between the two leads. Baldoni's lawyer denied the "outrageous" allegations in a statement ourcalled the case "completely false" and "deliberately ludicrous".

Hoover spoke first Saturday, Dec. 21, urging Lively to "never change" and "never change." A similar message has been shared by Ferreira, Tamblyn and Bledel, who starred alongside Lively in both Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants the movie

"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," they wrote in a joint statement on Sunday, December 22.

“Throughout its filming It ends with usWe have seen her show the courage to ask for a safe workplace for herself and colleagues on set, and we are appalled by the evidence of a premeditated and retaliatory attempt to discredit her voice,” their statement continued. “Most embarrassing is the blatant exploitation of the story to silence a woman who pleaded for the safety of domestic violence survivors. The hypocrisy is astounding."

The actress added: "We are appalled by the fact that a woman as strong, celebrated and resourceful as our friend Blake can face coercive retaliation for daring to seek a safe work environment. We are inspired by our sister's courage to stand up for herself and others."