Blake Lively's Brother-in-Law Apologizes Amid Escalating Legal Drama with Justin Baldoni
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Blake Lively's brother-in-law, Bart Johnson, has publicly apologized for any "unkind" or "mean" remarks he might have made about her ongoing legal disputes with Justin Baldoni. This apology comes amid escalating tensions and legal battles involving the two actors.
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The drama began when Blake Lively accused Justin Baldoni of sexual harassment, defamation, and other misconduct during the filming of "It Ends With Us." Lively claimed that Baldoni added unwanted intimate scenes to the script, shared unsolicited information about his sex life, and entered her dressing room uninvited while she was breastfeeding. She also alleged that Baldoni and his PR firm coordinated a campaign to manipulate public sentiment against her.
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In response, Baldoni filed a $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times over an article discussing the alleged smear campaign. He also filed a $400 million defamation lawsuit against Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, accusing them of attempting to take over the film's narrative.
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Recently, a voice message from Baldoni to Lively, dated April 2023, surfaced. In the message, Baldoni apologizes for his behavior and acknowledges falling short of Lively's expectations. He expresses gratitude for her trust and vulnerability, and promises to do better in the future.
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Bart Johnson, who had previously criticized Baldoni on social media, issued an apology, stating that he regretted any unkind comments he had made. This apology is seen as an attempt to soften his stance and show support for Lively during this turbulent time.
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The legal battles and public apologies have captivated the public, with many speculating about the future of the film "It Ends With Us" and the personal relationships involved. The situation remains highly contentious, with both sides continuing to present their cases in court.
