After releasing Baldoni's massive nettles, the fox stands lively and throws the public because of their sharp treatment.

Her comments make headlines and encourage fresh discussion in Hollywood.

Fox did not hesitate to throw his support behind the vibrant victory of the main courtroom.

After the judge threw Justin Baldoni's 400m-dollar dislike against the lively and her circle, the fox said the Fox Daily mail At the Tribec Film Festival, "I was very happy when I heard the news of Blake Zevad, because I keep supporting women."

She added: "I support women when they are right. I support women when they are wrong. I support women when they are cute, and when they don't comply, I support women I have nothing in common."

The star of the "uncircumcal" gave it clear that her loyalty lies with women, no matter how much the situation cannot be confused.

Fox would not be any words in the description of the Internet treatment lively.

She said to see how the internet turned vibrant and criticized a double-standard face in a public eye.

Fox shared: "I believe women and I know that she is the victim of the internet and I saw the way people were just so inhumane."

The actress knows the sting of internet hatred first hand, especially after its highly reviewed relationship with Kanye West and a critique he often receives for his bold fashion elections.

Drawing on that personal experience, she added: "As someone who was at the end of that in the end of the end of online networks and trolls and spaces and nasty titles and Clickbait, I can communicate and I know how to insulate." It's so embarrassing. "

Although the fox and lively do not run in the same circles, the actress still felt forced to speak.

"I support the women I have in common with things with, and I will support Blake," Fox mentioned.

She also emphasized that she would never work with Baldoni in the future.

"The sentence for women always surpasses the crime, and we didn't even know if there was a crime," he said, "I'd like to just fell silent until we just shut up until we just stop guessing."

Although they never met and do not share friends, Fox had a direct message for alive.

She said, "It could feel like the whole world is against you, but there are people who are rooted for you."

This is not the first time Julia Fox jumped into a high-profile controversy for the defense of another woman.

During the infamous legal battle of Amber with Johnny Depp, the fox took over at Emily Ratajkowski's "High low"Podcast to make support for hearing.

She said at that time, "If he can happen to Amber, which is blonde and beautiful and beautiful and successful, then none of us are safe."

The Fox's memoir "A series of drain" also reveals its deep understanding of trauma, touching your abusive childhood, fighting dependence and inappropriate relations with older men when it was just a child.