Blake Lively has unleashed a new salvo in her constant legal back and forth with Justin Baldoni by claiming that she was not the only woman he made uncomfortable on its set ends with us.
A changed version of her complaint that was submitted on Tuesday in the federal court of New York, claims that she has confirmation of her original claims, and a spokesperson for the 37-year-old actress claims that 'other women in Blake have been entrusted with them discomfort ', according to people.
Dailymail.com has contacted representatives for Baldoni and lively for comment.
Lively earlier in December presented a lawsuit in sexual harassment against Baldoni, who cost and directed her hit romantic drama, it ends with us.
Baldoni followed by launching a slander of $ 400 million against Lively, her publicist and her husband, Ryan Reynolds.
He also filed a defamation procedure of $ 250 million against the New York Times for his report on the allegations of Lively.
Blake Lively, 37, has unleashed a new salvo in her constant legal back and forth with Justin Baldoni by claiming that she was not the only woman he made uncomfortable on its set ends with us; Displayed on Sunday in Manhattan
A recently submitted version of her complaint claims that she has confirmed her original claims, and a spokesperson for the actress claims that the other women in Blake were in confidence about their discomfort, “according to people; Baldoni is depicted on December 4 in LA
According to Lively's lawyers Esra Hudson and Mike Gottlieb, the changed complaint offers 'considerable additional evidence and confirmation of its original claims'.
They add that it contains 'previously unknown communication' that had lively with Sony Pictures, Baldoni's production company Wayfarer Studios and 'countless other witnesses'.
The new version of the complaint is said to contain an extra slander claim against Baldoni that was not part of the first document, which was submitted on New Year's Eve.
According to Hudson and Gottlieb, Lively sues Lader “Based on the repeated false statements that the defendants have made about Mrs. Lively since she filed her original complaint …”
She has also expanded her complaint to Jed Wallace and his crisis PR Firm Street Relations, Inc. -based in Texas To add as a suspect.
Wallace, who has denied that it plays a part in a smear campaign against the Gossip Girl star, has previously brought a lawsuit of $ 7 million against her in response to Lively in her initial complaint that his company 'a digital army' Against her, armed on behalf of Baldoni, on behalf of Baldoni.
She had asked Wallace to be dropped in her first complaint, although earlier this month he revealed in his subsequent lawsuit that the request had been withdrawn.
The new request from Lively seems to claim that others can confirm on the set of ending with our hair claims.
They add that it contains 'previously unknown communication' that had lively with Sony Pictures, Baldoni's production company Wayfarer Studios and 'countless other witnesses'; Baldoni shown on December 9 in NYC
The revised complaint from Lively adds a defamation claim to Baldoni for 'repeated false statements … About Mrs. Lively since she has filed her original complaint … “According to her lawyers; Baldoni and lively in ending with us in New Jersey in January 2024
It claims that Baldoni's 'false narrative crumbled' because Lively 'was not the only one to complain about Mr Baldoni …' and that she “raised her concern at the same time when they took off” instead of waiting for Shortly before the film was released; Yet it ends with us
It claims that Baldoni and his co-defenders 'false story crumbles under the indisputable truth' that the actress was “not alone to complain about Mr Baldoni …”
The submission also tries to determine that “she” expressed her concern simultaneously when they occurred in 2023, not in connection with an imagined Power Play for checking the film in 2024. “
According to a Lively spokesperson, the changed Phililng describe the confirmation that supports the original sexual harassment and retribution of Blake. “
They claim that the document proves that “other women in Blake trusted their discomfort and fear of coming up, and their concern about the current public vitriol.”
