After a few months, there were reports of a dispute between them It ends with us costar Blake Lively And Justin BaldoniShe filed a sexual harassment case against him.

In the suit, which was filed and received on Friday, December 20 our weekly It is reported by later TMZ And The New York TimesJeevant accused Baldoni of launching a "social manipulation" campaign against him. To "ruin" his reputation.

Baldoni's lawyer, Brian FriedmanIn a statement, Lively called the allegations "completely false, offensive and intentionally hurtful." ourclaims that Lively filed the lawsuit to "fix her negative reputation" and "restore a narrative" about the film's production.

Friedman also alleged that Lively made "multiple demands and threats." 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."

our Lively's rep was reached for comment but did not immediately hear back in a statement The New York Times Regarding her lawsuit, Lively said, "I hope that my legal action will help pull back the curtain on these sinister retaliatory tactics for those who speak up about misconduct and help protect those who may be targeted."

Scroll down to see Lively's allegations against Baldoni:

Adding sex scenes

According to the lawsuit, Lively initially expressed concern about Baldoni. Before they start filming ends with this ourHe objected to the sex scenes he wanted to add - which he thought were gratuitous.

The lawsuit also requested that "no sexual scenes, oral sex or camera climaxing be added by BL outside the scope of the script approved by BL at the time of signing the project."

Lively alleged that Baldoni made unwanted kisses and discussed her sex life, including times when she did not consent.

“Mr. Baldoni created physical intimacy that was not rehearsed, choreographed or discussed with Ms. Lively, involving no intimate coordinator,” the docs said. "For example, Mr. Baldoni discreetly bit Ms. Lively's lower lip and sucked during a scene in which he planted numerous kisses in each take. Mr. Baldoni insisted on shooting entire scenes repeatedly beyond what would be required on a normal set and without advance notice or consent. .”

Another example of accusations of nudity being added to the script is one of the movie's final scenes when Lively's character gives birth. “Mr. Baldoni insisted to Ms Lively that women give birth naked and that his wife had 'torn off her clothes' during labour, the docs read. "He claimed that it was not 'normal' for women to be in their hospital gowns during childbirth. Ms Lively disagreed, but was forced to compromise that she would be bare from the chest down."

Alleged pornography addiction and more

The lawsuit alleges that a meeting took place in January to address some of Lively's concerns It ends with us' production.

The meeting was attended by Lively's husband, Ryan ReynoldsAnd some of her demands that were addressed included "Blake will no longer be shown nude videos or pictures of women, no mention of Baldoni's alleged previous 'pornography addiction,' There are no more discussions of sexual conquest in front of Blake and the others, no more references to the cast and crew's genitalia, no more inquiries about Blake's weight, and no more references to Blake's dead father."

Producer claims that Jiwant is alive Jamie Heath Showed him a video of his wife naked and saw Lively in his trailer while she was topless and removing body makeup — he later told her not to. Lively alleged that both Heath and Baldoni entered her makeup trailer while she was breastfeeding, including when she undressed.

According to the lawsuit, Wayfarer agreed to the terms he sought and acknowledged that, "while our views differ in many respects, it is best to ensure a safe environment for all."

Lively allegedly told people she worked with that by spring the men's behavior had improved with the new protection.

Breaking character

In the docs, Lively alleged that Baldoni broke character during a slow dance scene on a rooftop. "He leaned forward and slowly trailed his lips from her ear and down her neck and said, 'It smells so good.' None of this was based on any dialogue in character, and there was no need to say anything because, again, there were no words — Mr. Baldoni was adoring Mr. Lively with his mouth, which had nothing to do with their role When Lively later objected to the behaviour, Miss Baldoni responded, 'I'm not even attracted to you.'

Body-shaming

Live accused Baldoni of body-lamming him on set. “Mr. Baldoni routinely humiliated Ms. Lively by finding back channel ways to criticize her body and weight,” the docs claim. “It was weeks before shooting began and less than four months after Ms Lively's birth His fourth childMs Lively was mortified to learn that Mr Baldoni had secretly called her fitness trainer, without her knowledge or permission, and put on the weight within two weeks. Mr. Baldoni told the instructor that he asked because he was concerned about Ms. Lively being picked on in a scene for the film, but there was no such scene."

'Social manipulation' campaign to 'ruin' his reputation

Lively accused Baldoni of launching a "social manipulation" campaign against her to "ruin" her reputation.

In the lawsuit — which included "thousands of pages of text messages and emails" that Lively obtained through a subpoena — a publicist working with the studio and Baldoni allegedly wrote to a crisis management expert, "He wants to feel like he can be buried. "

"This plan went beyond standard crisis PR," the docs state, claiming that Baldoni's team "proposed a concept called 'astroturfing,' defined as 'the practice of publishing opinions or comments on the Internet, the media, etc., from ordinary members of the public. appears to come from but actually comes from a particular company or political group.'

Baldoni will "set the narrative for social media campaigns," according to the docs. There was an X thread about an example cited Hailey Bieber "That was the accusation Another female celebrity about oppressing women." Baldoni writes in the text, "That's what we need." Additionally, Baldoni notes Taylor Swift In conversations with her crisis management team, and a scenario planning document on Baldoni's behalf, noted, “Our team is arming feminism and How People Love Taylor SwiftThey are accused of using these tactics to 'intimidate' them to get what they want."

According to the docs, "Almost all cast members chose to appear in public separately from Mr. Baldoni," according to the docs, who were "concerned that the public would discover that there was "something much bigger beneath the surface," prompting him to change his own social media strategy as well.

"After the film's premiere, Mr. Baldoni changed his Instagram profile, canceled light social media posts, and instructed his team to seek feedback and support from survivors — all in an effort to quickly change his own public narrative to focus solely on survivors and domestics. for organization of violence," the docs state, while his team noted that "this change 'could be drastic very soon,''' he didn't care. The docs read: "Nevertheless, Mr. Baldoni insisted on a 'tick tock strategy' and the film For his promotional activities should be sought to further what is described as 'surviving content'."

It is allegedly claimed that he has spoken to Blake Lively's late father

Lively's lawsuit also alleges that Baldoni "engaged in other conduct that was shocking and emotionally distressing." It ends with us set, including "(claiming) he could speak to the dead and on several occasions (Lively) said that he Talked to his dead father."

living father, Ernie LivelyDied in June 2021. He was 74 years old. The complaint also states that it was "offensive and infringing" for Baldoni to allegedly "claim a personal relationship with (Lively's) recently deceased father."