She briskly initially filed a lawsuit accusing Baldonia of sexual harassment on the film's set. However, he denied it and filed a $400 million lawsuit where he accused her of using her star power to usurp his film and ruin his career.

Since the Bubake Lively lawsuit, there has been intense back and forth between the camp and Justin Baldoni, leading to a request for a gag order.

Živahna and Reynolds would be "cut off" for all the conversations they shared about Baldoni and his film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel, "It Ends With Us."

As part of the court proceedings, Vibrant and Reynolds will be required to turn over all relevant correspondence, including emails, text messages and any other forms of communication that may be deemed appropriate for the case.

According to Daily mailA source close to the matter revealed that the couple, along with their publicist Leslie Sloane, are also being hit by the deposition, which will see them ordered to provide hours of testimony and chat with Baldoni's lawyers.

"Unequivocally yes, all parties should be aware that they will be in the soup and deposed," the insider told the news.

The "imminent" subpoena comes as part of an ongoing legal dispute over the nature of the events that apparently unfolded on the set of "It's Over with Us," the lively and baldy.

The animals filed a 10-count complaint against Baldoni, alleging he sexually harassed her on the film's set and masterminded a "coordinated effort to destroy her reputation."

Among other things, she claimed that the actor-director "routinely degraded" her by "finding back ways to criticize her body and weight", recounting an instance where he called her trainer behind him just 4 months after giving birth to his fourth child, implying that "wanted to lose weight in two weeks."

However, Baldoni distributed from the allegations and hit the lively and her husband with a lawsuit of 400 million dollars. He accused the actress of using her celebrity power to kill her film and tried to tarnish her image.

The feud between the vivacious and the baldoni seemed to be raising more eyebrows after new footage surfaced seemingly questioning the actress' sexual harassment allegations.

In his complaint, he vividly claimed that Baldoni sexually assaulted her while filming a dance scene by trailing his lips down her neck and telling her, "it smells so good."

In her submission, she insisted that no one heard him say that because the romantic montage was silent and their microphones were turned off.

However, a recent clip he posted Daily mail showed that Baldonia's microphone was not turned off, and their conversation somewhat contradicted the lively claims.

The tapes showed that both actors are equal friendly. They even joked about the size of Baldoni's nose and how they spend time with their spouses.

Around the seven-minute mark, the actor did say that she was lively, that she smelled good, but it was only in response to her quip about her spray tan.

Although Baldoni was called a perky neck as part of a romantic scene, he mentioned that he was probably getting a beard on her, and she responded by saying that she had tanned.

Then he's back, "it smells good," before I laugh and she tells him that the smell actually comes from her maca.

After the release of the clip, lively and Reynolds made a shocking law.

According to TMJthe actress asked Judge Gag Baldonia's lawyer, cited by Bryan Freedman, alleging that he made false statements about the case.

The couple asked the court to issue a protective order to prevent Liberty from engaging in "improper conduct", including going on an alleged "harassed and retaliatory media campaign" against them.

The couple claims that Freedman "violated court rules that stop an attorney from making statements to the press that are irrelevant to the case and may prejudice the jury."

They also mentioned the released unedited clips of the instance Baldoni sexually harassed, saying it "corroborates, in the letter, what Ms. Zivalo described" in her initial complaint in December.

Sources close to Baldoni expressed frustration over the ongoing gag order request, saying Daily mail that it was "grossly unfair" given the danger he faced.

According to sources, Baldoni lost three business opportunities and hundreds of millions of dollars after what they describe as defamatory allegations were published The New York Times.

"All Justin wants to do is release videos and text messages to prove the allegations false," sources are quoted as saying.

They added: "It's unbelievable that Blake Lively would go on a separation campaign against Justin and then immediately turn around and say she wants the yugin to be indefensible."