Blake Livelybrother-in-law of Bert JohnsonHit the "cheat". Justin Baldoni.

D High School Musical The actor, who is married to Lively's sister, Robin Livelytook to X on Monday, December 23, to share his candid thoughts on Baldoni Blake's sexual harassment case against him It ends with us Director and costar.

“He is a fraud. He dresses up as a hero, man bun and all," Johnson, 54, to share.

"He uses all the popular catchphrases and buzzwords for his podcast," he continued, referring to Baldoni's podcast. "Man is enough," Where the actor and director tackle themes like toxic masculinity, mental health and gender inequality.

According to Johnson, “none of it is real. It's all theater. And everyone fell for it. for years Re-watch his videos with a more critical eye and watch him praise and adulation with false humility and self-deprecation. What a performance.”

Blake, 37, Filed a complaint against Baldoni, 40, on Friday, Dec. 20 with the California Department of Civil Complaints, alleging sexual harassment on Baldoni's set. their latest Colin Hoover Adaptation. He also claimed that Baldoni was behind a digital smear campaign to tarnish his reputation.

in a statement our weekly On Saturday, December 21, Baldoni's lawyer, Brian Friedmansaid Blake's allegations were "completely false, offensive and deliberately defamatory." Friedman claims that Blake sued to "fix his negative reputation" and "reframe a narrative" regarding the film's production. Friedman also alleged that Blake made "multiple demands and threats" during 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."

Johnson - better known as Coach Bolton High School Musical movie - Previously supported His sister-in-law on Saturday after the news of the case came to light.

“His complaint was filed during the shooting. on record. Long before the public conflict. The cast didn't follow him for a reason," Johnson complained in the comments section The New York TimesBlake's Instagram post about the case reads "Read this article before spit (sic) ignorance."

“His PR team was fantastic. Gross and disgusting but extremely effective,” Johnson continued. “Read the article, their text message exchange and his PR campaign strategy to bury him if necessary. No one is out (sic) without fault. But the public has played."

Johnson claimed that "mistakes were made" and pointed to Blake's many responsibilities, including being the mother of her four children and Swami Ryan Reynolds' Children.

“But just imagine being a stay-at-home mom raising 4 kids, married to the busiest man in Hollywood, and simultaneously being a girl boss while writing, producing, working non-profits, and running multiple companies while working 16+ hour days from home. You can be with your kids,” he wrote. “Launching 2 new businesses you've been working/developing for years (determined by the distributors, not you, btw) when you get hit with a very expensive PR smear campaign because of a sexual harassment claim filed for the film you made. Go out and preach in the right tone or you'll be cooked!?"

Johnson noted that it looks like Blake is "doing a hell of a job to me and trying to do good things for the right reasons."

"But yeah let's post from the couch how much we hate him for making mistakes," he continued. “It's understandable. I mean, he was rude in these interviews that magically played on repeat. I saw it. None of us have ever been wrong or meaningless. never We should allow a good few decades for those few bad moments. Glad I don't have a microscope with me every day of my life."

Johnson's wife, Robin, supported her sister on social media Saturday. "Finally justice for my sister @blacklively," Robyn, 52, wrote via her Instagram Story, sharing a screenshot. The New York Times Article about the case.