Baldoni initially outlined his allegations against Lively in an 87-page lawsuit he filed Dec. 31 against the Times, accusing the newspaper of libel after it published an explosive story into Lively's claims of harassment and what she called a "smear campaign” aimed at her reputation over the production of "It Ends With Us” (Lively was not named as a party in the lawsuit).

According to director Justin Baldoni, he and costar Blake Lively had "two competing versions" of 'It Ends With Us'

Blake Lively’s lawyers issued a new statement to Variety (first published by People magazine) rejecting claims that Lively’s legal battle against her “It Ends With Us” director and co-star Justin Baldoni is due to a “feud” over “creative differences” on the movie.

Justin Baldoni has yet to actually go after Blake Lively in court over her accusations of sexual harassment and an online smear campaign, but the It Ends With Us actress’ attorneys are rebuking the Jane the Virgin alum’s team over “more attacks” in the media.

Blake Lively was accused of using a journalist "as a pawn" in her legal back-and-forth with her co-star Justin Baldoni. The "It Ends With Us" star accused Baldoni of sexual harassment.

Justin Baldoni bemoaned being banished to the basement by Blake Lively during the It Ends with Us premiere, according to a purported leaked voice message he sent to his associates. The message was played in full on The Megyn Kelly Show during an interview the former Fox News host conducted with Bryan Freedman,

First, it became clear that the majority of the cast, and especially Lively, were distancing themselves from director Justin

Justin Baldoni's lawyer joined NewsNation to discuss the ongoing legal battle between the "It Ends With Us" director and actress Blake Lively.