BLAKE LIVELY Complaint Legitimized in New Lawsuit vs Baldoni by PR Guru Stephanie Jones💥Atty Review

The saga continues as Stephanie Jones, former publicist for Justin Baldoni, has filed a lawsuit in New York against Baldoni, Jennifer Abel, Melissa Nathan, Wayfarer Studios and 10 John Does, alleging inter alia, breach of contract, tortious interference with contract and defamation. In this livestream we will review the lawsuit.

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Actress Blake Lively has filed a complaint with the California Civil Rights Department (CCRD) against Actor/Producer/Director Justin Baldoni and others, including Wayfarer Studios alleging, among other things, S*xual Harassment, Retaliation, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, Breach of Contract during and after the filming of "It Ends With Us", a motion picture based upon the book by Colleen Hoover. The complaint is a precursor to a lawsuit. Her filing includes excerpts from thousands of pages of text messages and emails that she obtained through a subpoena. These and other documents were reviewed by The New York Times.

According to the NYT: During shooting, Blake Lively, the co-star, had complained that Justin Baldoni, the director and a star of the film, and Jamey Heath, the lead producer, had repeatedly violated physical boundaries and made s*xual and other inappropriate comments to her. Their studio, Wayfarer, agreed to provide a full-time intimacy coordinator, bring in an outside producer and put other safeguards on set. In a side letter to Ms. Lively’s contract, signed by Mr. Heath, the studio also agreed not to retaliate against the actress.

But by August, 2024, the two men, who had positioned themselves as feminist allies in the #MeToo era, expressed fears that her allegations would become public and taint them, according to a legal complaint that she filed Friday. It claims that their P.R. effort had an explicit goal: to harm Ms. Lively’s reputation instead.The documents show an additional playbook for waging a largely undetectable smear campaign in the digital era. While the film, about domestic vi*lence, was a box office hit — making nearly $350 million worldwide — online criticism of the actress skyrocketed.