Colleen Hooverbestselling author of "It Ends With Us," has mysteriously deactivated her Instagram account, leaving fans confused and fueling speculation.

The timing of Hoover's social media outing coincides with a publicized legal battle involving the stars of the film adaptation of her novel, Blake Livelyand Justin Baldoni. Tensions between the two actors have reached a boiling point, with Baldoni reportedly preparing to launch a website detailing his claims against Lively.

After the original lawsuit was filed, Colleen Hoover came forward, sharing Blake Lively's support.

Visitors to Hoover's Instagram are now greeted with the message "Sorry, this page is unavailable," instead of her usual updates and content.

Hoover's decision to deactivate her Instagram remains unexplained, but the timing raises questions about whether the ongoing legal drama influenced her choice. Known for her active engagement with fans, Hoover's sudden absence from social media adds an air of mystery to an already intense situation.

The unedited footage offers an alternative perspective on the now controversial filming interaction. The raw footage, which captures multiple shots of the dance scene, includes both audio and visuals depicting the friendly, professional dynamic between Baldoni and Lively.

About seven minutes into the video, the pair exchange light-hearted banter. Baldoni asks: "Do I please you?" Lively jokingly replies, “I'll probably spray tan you.” Baldoni laughs and adds, “It smells good,” prompting even more laughter. Lively clarifies that the scent is from her body makeup, maintaining a playful tone.

The video shows Baldoni hugging Lively's neck as part of the script, but the conversation revolves around professional elements like lighting, choreography and casual, off-the-cuff comments about their spouses.

The newly surfaced footage disputes claims made in Lively's lawsuit, which accuses Baldoni of sexual harassment and misconduct, including impromptu physical interactions and inserting gratuitous sexual content into the film without prior consent.

"Justin Baldoni and his lawyer may hope this latest ploy will get ahead of the damaging evidence against him, but I've seen it doomsday. Every frame of the released footage confirms, to the letter, what Ms. Lively described in paragraph 48 of her complaint," her lawyers state in a statement submitted to TMJ.

"The video shows Mr. Baldoni repeatedly leaning toward Ms. Lively, trying to kiss her, kissing her forehead, rubbing his face and mouth against her neck, thumbing her lips, caressing her, telling her how good she smells, and talking to her outside character," continued the lawyers

Baldoni filed a lawsuit against Lively, her husband Ryan Reynoldsand her publicist Leslie Soane, accusing them of defamationcivil extortion and false invasion of privacy, among other charges. This follows a previous $250 million lawsuit filed against Baldoni New York Times, which reported on Lively's legal filing alleging harassment and misconduct on his part.

Lively's lawsuits against Baldoni are serious and extensive, accusing her co-star of repeated incidents of sexual harassment during the filming of "It Ends With Us." Her lawsuit alleges inappropriate comments, unnecessary requests for nudity and physical misconduct, including an incident in which Baldoni allegedly bit and sucked her lower lip during an impromptu scene.

The lawsuit alleges that Baldoni insisted on reshooting scenes on multiple occasions, beyond what would normally be required on set, and without Lively's prior consent. Additional allegations include Baldoni allegedly inserting gratuitous sexual content and nudity into the film, including underage characters, without notifying the cast or crew in advance.

The allegations that emerged led to a re-examination of boundaries and professionalism on film sets, sparking a wide-ranging debate in the entertainment industry. Both Lively and Baldoni are expected to present additional evidence as the case continues to develop.