Bethenny Frankel recently shared a surprising story about her experience at the "It Ends With Us" premiere, revealing that the uncomfortable atmosphere caused her to leave early.

Film starring and directed Justin Baldoni and featuring Blake Lively as his on-screen love interest was mired in controversy. Rumors of on-set tension between the co-stars have circulated for months, with claims that Baldoni and Lively clashed over creative differences over the final cut of the film.

The situation escalated when Lively accused Baldoni of sexual harassment and launching a smear campaign against her in a December 2024 lawsuit. The New York Times. Baldoni has since denied the allegations and countersued for $250 million, accusing the publication of defamation.

As the film's behind-the-scenes drama continues to escalate into legal battles, Bethenny Frankel recounts her premiere incident in a TikTok video.

The 54-year-old recounted her unsettling experience at the premiere, describing the event as "disgusting" and hinting that the strange vibe may have been related to underlying tensions.

"I have the craziest 'It Ends with Us' premiere story that I completely forgot about, and now I'm putting the pieces together," Frankel said in the video. She attended the event in New York with her co-star Danielle, dressed in what she described as a "cute" pink outfit.

The oddities began when attendees were told there would be an hour-long wait between the red carpet and the screening of the film — something Frankel said she had never experienced in her 20 years of attending premieres.

"It was too short to go to dinner, but too long to stand in heels," she said. Deciding to leave, Frankel and Danielle grabbed mason jar margaritas before heading back to the theater.

Upon returning, Frankel noticed the unusual behavior of a member of Lively's team, describing them as "a little distant and icy." The atmosphere didn't improve when Frankel ran into Baldoni, whom she had previously interviewed on her podcast but didn't immediately recognize.

Frankel explained that the premiere setting was unusually fragmented, with patrons sitting in separate theaters instead of in one, unified space. This added to the feeling of discomfort.

"The vibe was off ... the vibes weren't vibrating," Frankel said, adding that she ended up walking out of the premiere entirely. “I felt like I was doing something wrong, but I also felt like I was doing something right. Something was screwed up.”

Frankel emphasized that she rarely leaves the premiere early, even if the film is not to her liking. However, due to the unpleasant atmosphere, her departure felt inevitable.

"Worn out hair, makeup, clothes, go out on the town, drink a margarita in a jar, have two bites of popcorn, see Anna Wintour, see Justin Baldoni and leave," she quipped.

While Frankel's account sheds light on her personal experience, the drama surrounding "It Ends with Us" appears to be far from over, with legal disputes and public feuds still dominating headlines.

The "Gossip Girl" alum accused Baldoni of inappropriate behavior on set, sparking further controversy over the already troubled production.

According to Lively's legal documents, Baldoni was reprimanded during an "all hands" meeting - attended by her husband Ryan Reynolds - for making inappropriate comments about sex. This allegedly included discussions of his past "porn addiction" and sharing explicit images of women.

Lively further claimed that Baldoni orchestrated a smear campaign against her by hiring a crisis manager to tarnish her reputation. As evidence, she submitted text messages allegedly sent by Baldoni's team, one of which read chillingly: "You know we can bury anyone."

Through his lawyer, Bryan Freedman, Baldoni vehemently denied the claims, calling them "deliberately false" and designed to damage his public image. Freedman also characterized Lively's legal actions as a "desperate effort." rehabilitates its own reputation after a series of controversial public appearances and interviews.