READ Justin Baldoni’s voice note to Blake Lively addressing It Ends With Us rooftop scene feud

It is one of the most damn revelations to stand up in the messy It ends with US Saga so far: Blake Lively seems to threaten Co-star Justin Baldoni by comparing herself with Game of Thrones character Khaleesi and refer to husband Ryan Reynolds and Bestie Taylor Swift as her 'dragons'.

Now DailyMail.com has obtained exclusive audio that further sheds light on the feud that occurred when Lively, 37, made changes to the roof scene in the romantic drama film – not all with unqualified praise.

SMS reports included in the lawsuit of $ 400 million that has been brought against the actress, show a depressed lively who expresses her disappointment about Baldoni's lukewarm response to her version of the scene praised by her husband and her best friend of the superstar.

The spit saw her go silent for a few days until Baldoni “felt obliged” to send her an SMS message in which he said he liked her pages and noticed that he would have felt “that without Ryan and Taylor.”

Lively would respond with a long text that said: 'She [Reynolds and Swift] Also know that I am not always good to ensure that I am seen and used for fear of threatening egos, or fear of influencing the convenience of the process.

'They don't give that *** about that. And that is why everyone listens to them with enormous respect and enthusiasm. So I think I should stop worrying about people who like me. '

DailyMail.com obtained exclusive audio that further sheds light on the feud that arose when Blake Lively, 37, made changes to the famous roof scene of the film

Lively admitted that Baldoni's response to her version of the scene 'not felt great for me' after he seemed hesitantly about many of the changes, but thanked her for her 'passion'

Baldoni answered with a voicemail, which was first published today, in which the clearly rattling actor could be heard to lively offer a crawling apologies and to note that 'I fell short' about his response to her changes.

In the audio message, which is just over six and a half minutes, he also says that he is happy that she feels comfortable enough to tell him and describes himself as' a very poor man, as my wife will say. '

Baldoni then focuses directly on the dragon threat of Lively and says: 'damn good, you have good friends. If you felt that way and they knew that. F ***.

“We should all have such friends, apart from the fact that they are two of the most creative people on the planet … are your three of you incredible together. Talk about energy. Power. You three of you. '

But he repeats, he did not need their names to be brought up about the changes in the scene and prices instead the glamorous blonde – which emphasizes her work ethics and creative vision.

He said: 'I just wanted you to know, I didn't need that. It is really good and it will let the movie sing as you said and I am excited to go through the entire movie with you.

A SMS exchange of April 15, 2023 shows Baldoni that praises the version of Lively of the DakTerras and compliments his work as a director and actor in exchange for this

Lively responded with a long text that said: 'She [Reynolds and Swift] Also know that I am not always good to ensure that I am seen and used for fear of threatening egos, or fear of influencing the convenience of the process.

In one SMS message that was allegedly sent to Baldoni who has now become viral, she compares herself with the formidable ruler in Game of Thrones Khaleesi and claims to have a 'pair of dragons' who are often speculated as husband Ryan Reynolds and Bestie Taylor Swift

'You and I have tried to build a relationship that I think we have done successfully. Here we talk together at 2 o'clock in the morning.

'But largely through text and voicemail and I will admit, that is not my greatest strength. I love being with people and to be in someone's space and to be face-to-face and I think that is what I excel.

'But I am certainly sometimes short of our texts and voicemail changes because there is so much to communicate and so much happens.

'The only thing I have to say is that I am really looking forward to spending time together and I believe this is going a long way for our chemistry, which I believe it is there. It has been there from the beginning, so I was so damn excited when you agreed to do this film. I believe it comes from us, both work so hard and have a vision.

“I am excited to have a creative partner in it.”

The new audio comes when the drama ends up with us rumbling, with lively and Reynolds against threatening subpoenas of the legal team of Baldoni.

Baldoni's complaint claims that Lively seemed to threaten her co-star by comparing herself with Game of Thrones character Khaleesi and referring to husband Ryan Reynolds and Bestie Taylor Swift as her 'Dragons'

At the same time, lawyers who work for the A-list couple made a new offer to register Baldoni's side to Judge Lewis J. Liman in New York in an attempt to close a website they intend to launch those copies Text and e -mail will contain exchanged by the warring parties.

The letter, seen by DailyMail.com, also accuses Baldoni's team of launching 'character attacks' on lively and making 'false and defamatory' statements.

It asks Judge Liman to prevent the launch of the website on the basis of the fact that it can influence a jury pool and requires a conference with both parties to discuss it.

The battle between Lively and Baldoni started with rumors about Rancor behind the scenes ending with us when it was released last August.

It then exploded in a legal fight just before Christmas when the actress of Gossip Girl Baldoni sued for sexual harassment.

The film in the heart of De Veke, based on the Bestseller of 2016 by Colleen Hoover, was released in August and was a cash register. It follows Lily Bloom, a florist played by Lily, who falls in love with a charming but offensive neurosurgeon played by Baldoni, who was also the director of the film

At the same time, the New York Times released a story based on the legal submission of Lively that accused him of orchestrating a negative publicity campaign and to put the odor claim in front and in the middle.

In turn, Baldoni sued the time for defamation and, two weeks, launched a lawsuit against Lively and Reynolds who accused her of the use of her celebrity power to hijack his film and try to torpedo his career.

Since then, torrents of new information have come to light – including raw images of a scene that Lively claimed to see Baldoni had seen topics of sexual harassment by dragging his lips into her neck and telling her 'It smells so good'.

Lively it had insisted that the clip had no audio and the microphones were eliminated – and that is why no one heard the alleged intimidation.

But the unprocessed images of DailyMail.com proved that the microphone of Baldoni was engaged and that the alleged abuse was in fact a discussion about the scent of Lively's fake brown – which put her claims in doubt.

The warring co-stars are also heard about discussing their other halves, with lively that she and Reynolds 'talk' all the time 'while Baldoni says he and wife Emily stare at each other' for 10, literally as we have five minutes done '.

Dailymail.com previously published RAW images with the slow -dance assembly scene in which Lively claimed that Baldoni had bothered her sexually by sniffing her neck and explaining: “It smells so good”

The tires show how friendly the two stars were before it all went so wrong. The two are heard and see laughing and jokes

Subsequently, lively bursts while he tells her: “I think you would find it frightening.” When Lively keeps telling him how she can't stop talking with Reynolds, Baldoni compliments: “Oh, I think that's cute. You are really cute. '

She answers: “I think it's more than cute” with which he hurryly agrees, adding “I think you are great.”

The incident was an important plank of the lawsuit of sexual harassment that was lively brought against Baldoni before Christmas, along with claims that he intentionally wanted to lubricate and to ruin her reputation.

Baldoni's counter -laying says that trying to hijack his film lively, the novel does not read on which the film was based until long after filming had started and its own negative publicity campaign was orchestrated with the connivance of her own publicist Leslie Sloane and the new York Times.

The actress and her team are also accused of the doctors of text interviews between Baldoni's publicists to make them look damn and as if they plotted a smear campaign against her – which led both to be subjected to the abuse of social media when the processed texts became Published.

Baldoni's cross complaint also revealed that he and his family were forced to spend the premiere of it, ends with us in a basement because lively refused to let him be in the same room as she.