The source claims that the singer's relationship with Lively is pure friendship, with no intention of exercising any form of "control" over the actress' projects.

Justin Baldoni's $400 million lawsuit against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds includes allegations that Lively enlisted Taylor Swift, whom she called her "dragon," to pressure the actor into revising the script.

According to Daily Maila source close to Swift shared that the pop star is "confused" after being drawn into Baldoni's legal battle with Lively.

The insider explained, "Taylor is proud of the film because it featured her music, which gave her a sense of involvement, even though she wasn't fully aware of the extent of the project's development."

They emphasized that Swift's relationship with Blake is "purely a friendship, with no interest in influencing or controlling Blake's projects."

She also reportedly did not intend to be present during the meeting between Baldoni and Lively and simply stopped by to visit her friend, but arrived while the meeting was still in progress.

The source goes on to say that Swift "finds Justin's interpretation of the encounter confusing, and those close to her suspect she was drawn into the situation as a means to target Blake."

"This was the first time Taylor had ever met Justin," they added. “She had no idea who he was and Taylor was just being polite. She was as kind to him as she was to everyone she met.

The controversy erupted when Lively, 37, filed a lawsuit accusing Baldoni, 40, of sexual harassment and creating a toxic work environment during the filming of "It Ends With Us."

In response, Baldoni filed a $400 million counterclaim, which included several shocking allegations. One of the most unexpected is that Lively enlisted her close friend, Taylor Swift, to pressure the actor after he expressed concern about some of Blake's script changes.

While Swift's name was not directly mentioned in Baldoni's lawsuit, the actor included screenshots of text messages that appeared to imply the singer's involvement.

In legal documents, Baldoni's attorney claimed that Lively asked if she could redo a key scene in "It's Over with Us," where their characters meet on a rooftop.

Baldoni reportedly agreed to review her version but was "reluctant" to use it, as it "differed dramatically from what was originally written."

However, he thanked Lively for her enthusiasm, but told her that "the scene will probably be somewhere between the original version and (Blake's) version."

The documents state that Lively later invited Baldoni to her home to discuss the remake, where her husband, Ryan Reynolds, "went into rapture with praise" for Lively's version of the scene.

As the meeting ended, a well-known, close friend of both Reynolds and Lively entered the room and similarly praised the script.

The lawsuit reveals that Baldoni later texted Lively to express his gratitude for the rewritten scene, saying, "I really like what you did. It really (helps) a lot. 'It makes it a lot more fun and interesting. I would have felt the same way without Ryan and Taylor."

According to Baldoni's lawsuit, Lively responded to his message by comparing herself to Game of Thrones character Khaleesi and saying Reynolds and Swift were her "dragons."

She told Baldoni, "If you ever get around to watching 'Game of Thrones,' you'll realize that I'm Khaleesi, and like her, I have several dragons. For better and for worse, but usually for the better. Because my dragons also protect those I care about." I'm fighting, so, indeed, we will all benefit from those beautiful monsters of mine, I can promise you.

"They are embarrassingly effusive," Lively added in the alleged texts, calling herself the "luckiest bitch on the planet" to have them as her supporters and "most trusted partners."

She continued, "I think they wanted you and me to see how they felt about (rewriting) because they've been there for me through too many experiences where I've been neglected."

Baldoni's lawsuit alleges that after the meeting, Lively began making daily changes to the script, causing concern among the producers, director and studio.

They feared that the frequency of the changes could "disrupt the carefully planned production schedule".

In a statementBaldoni's attorney, Bryan Freedman, defended the lawsuit.

He noted that it shows "an overwhelming amount of undisputed evidence detailing a duplicitous attempt by Blake Lively and her team to destroy Justin Baldoni, his team and their companies by spreading grossly edited, unsubstantiated, new and falsified information to the media."

Freedman asserted that Lively "was either seriously misled by his team or deliberately and knowingly misrepresented the truth."

He emphasized that "Justin and his team have nothing to hide, the documents do not lie".

In response to Baldoni's lawsuit, Lively's legal team issued a scathing statement, denouncing his filing as part of a broader pattern of abusive tactics.

They accused him of using a strategy known as "DARVO: Denial, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender".

The statement goes on to criticize Wayfarer, the production company, for allegedly using its "billionaire co-founder to issue press statements, launch frivolous lawsuits and threaten litigation to overwhelm the public's ability to understand that what they are doing is retaliation against sexual harassment allegations."

They claimed the goal was to "shift the narrative to Ms. Lively by falsely claiming she took creative control and alienating the cast from Mr. Baldoni."