Amy Schumer and Blake Lively He shared an honest moment in the "Saturday night live" 50. Anniversary, leaving the fans wondering what the two of them were talking about.

Now, New Reports suggest that Amy Schumer allegedly offered comfort words in the middle of the planet in the course a legal battle with "ending with us" stars Justin Baldoni.

According to the Lip Reader Nicola Hickling, which analyzed the exchange for Daily mailShe seemed lively to lean on the Support Schumer as they accepted on the stars event.

During their long hug, he was allegedly reportedly told Schumer, "I need this hug so much," before I check my husband, Ryan Reynoldsand adding, "God help me."

Schumer assured her, reacted, "You will be fine. They are designed on it."

Hickling also claimed that she was lively thanked Schumer for "being there" during this challenging time.

While the night was filled with celebrations, tension around the lively lawsuit was not completely neglected.

During the event, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Reynolds called in the audience, encouraging a subtle but pointed joke from the Star "Deadpool".

"Ryan Reynolds! How's it going?" The hosts were asked.

He told an insider near the case Page six The public joke of Reynolds about the lawsuit cannot pass unnoticed in court. "It is very likely that Justin's legal team will use this public outing to him," the source explained.

Insider also pointed to a hinge in contradiction in which both sides are treated with the legal dispute.

"Justin takes this complaint in all seriousness and does not make public ridicule out of that," they added, suggesting that Reynolds quip could be framed as the reduced weight allegations.

The appearance of "SNL 50" marked the first red carpet, because she lively filed a lawsuit for sexual harassment bombs against Baldoni in December.

Language expert Language Judi James analyzed alive and Reynolds' behavior at the event, saying Page six that they were lively displayed by "Stoicism signs" during the night.

"Looking at" doesn't hold the ban "show like" Saturday Night Live "when you are in the middle of legal and PR bata, but humor, and even self-mocking can be a great diffuser," James explained.

"Laughter relaxes the body and mind, and when you laugh with a person put on the spot, regain that feeling of Repport where you may have had earlier," she added.

"Initially, it seems to be intended to smile with cameras, but those smiles look forced as they start building on the face," James was observed.

While some saw the presence of money on "SNL 50" as a broadcast, insiders told Page six If they were "they should have been sitting this," believe that their attendance can have unintentional consequences.

"Justin's legal team will be very likely to use this public outing to the defense of Baldonija," the source claimed. "Justin takes this lawsuit into all the seriousness and does not make public ridicule out of it."

However, the other insider returned to criticism, saying that lively and Reynolds had no regret due to appearance. "I'm glad they were attending because they have nothing to hide and there is no reason to," the source added.

All the week after Lawyer Justin Baldoni, Bryan Freedman, threw a bomb when he publicly shared the recordings behind the scene From the set "ends with us" in apparent effort to cause allegations of inappropriate behavior.

With a lawsuit that is still unfolding, it is clear that lively, Reynolds and Baldons remain under intense public supervision, and even the holes for Hollywood phases are not immune to a legal drama that plays behind the scenes.