Blake Lively sent subpoenas to cell carriers AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon while she is looking for more 'coupons' in the midst of her continuous legal battle with Justin Baldoni.
The IT Ends with us Star, 37, is seeking the proof that Baldoni directed and, together with her in the romantic drama, was regularly against her orchestrated.
Her lawyers also sent subpoenas to two internet providers, Cloudflare and AOL, as well as to Jed Wallace, a crisis adviser who was accused of launching a 'digital army' against the actress on behalf of Baldoni.
Wallace has denied the allegations and submitted a defamation of $ 7 million against Lively.
'Madam. Lively has initiated the discovery that people, tactics and methods that have worked to “destroy” and “Buried” her reputation and family in the past year, “her lawyers, Esra Hudson and Michael Gottlieb, shared with Deadline on Wednesday.
“We will now receive all the 'coupons' that, not surprising, cannot be found anywhere on Mr. Freedman's website, and just like Mrs. Lively, who will have 'vouchers' in court,” they added, In reference to reference to reference to Baldoni's lawyer, Bryan Freedman, and the website Thelawsuitinfo.com, with the version of Baldoni's version of events.
Blake Lively, 37, sent a summons to cell carriers AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon while she is looking for more 'vouchers' in the midst of her continuous legal battle with Justin Baldoni
The IT Ends with us-star, 37, is seeking proof that Baldoni directed and with her in the romantic drama played a smear campaign against her orchestrated
Speaking of the well-known PR guru, Jed, the spokesperson for Lively, stated: 'We look forward to investigating more about the entire business model of Jed Wallace and what he did more to distract from the very real sexual intimidation and Money claims from Mrs. Lively.
“We are pleased to discover about it,” the spokesperson added.
Her representative also noticed that the involvement of Wallace was detailed in messages that the team had already obtained, where the Baldoni team was allegedly gloated about how easily the audience was influenced not to like her.
In December 2024, Lively Baldoni accused sexual harassment and launched a smear campaign against her.
The New York Times published SMS messages that were lively cited as evidence. Baldoni responded by claiming that the published messages were incomplete and released what he claimed that they were the full exchanges in a lawsuit against the NYT in early January.
Further messages were included in the next lawsuit against Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds.
Earlier this month the filmmaker published a website that his legal team claimed to have all 'coupons' for the court battle of his and Lively.
Lively claims that Baldoni and Wayfarer have hired Studios Crisis PR -Chef Melissa Nathan to discredit all the accusations she could do about his behavior on its set.
'Madam. Lively has initiated the discovery that people, tactics and methods that have worked to “destroy” and “Buried” her reputation and family in the past year, “her lawyers shared on Wednesday with deadline on the deadline
“We will now receive all the 'coupons' that, not surprising, cannot be found anywhere on Mr. Freedman's website, and just like Mrs. Lively, who will have 'vouchers' in court,” they added, In reference to reference to reference to Baldoni's lawyer, Bryan Freedman, and their website
The website to which reference is made (shown above) contains legal documents that share Baldoni's side of the story
Her tag company would then have used Wallace to conduct an online smear campaign against Lively, to damage its reputation and launch its new product line.
Nathan and publicist Jennifer Abel recognized the planning of a strategy for their customer, but claim that they never implemented this because public opinion became biologically against alive.
The texts included in Lively's original complaint seem to show the moment-to-moment loss of how Baldoni and his PR team have discussed her.
His publicity team, according to a strategy document for Baldoni that Lively has submitted to her complaint, identified 'various potential scenarios that we play here should be what we should be on [Lively] And her team makes her grievances public '.
Many of the SMS messages are between the women, including one exchange in which Nathan states that she can 'bury' someone. The message was sent as an answer to Abel's text that says that Baldoni wants to feel like them [Lively] Can be buried '.
“Of course – but you know when we send documents that we cannot send the work that we will or would be able to do, because that can put us in many problems,” Nathan answers and adds: “We can't write that we'll be Destroy her '.
She succeeded the message with another one who reads: “Imagine that a document that says all the things he wants ends up in the wrong hands.”
'You know we can bury someone, but I can't write that. I will be very difficult. '
Her lawyers also sent subpoenas to two internet providers, Cloudflare and AOL, as well as to Jed Wallace, a crisis adviser who was accused of helping Baldoni to create a smear campaign against her. Wallace has denied the allegations and submitted a slander of $ 7 million against Lively
In her complaint submitted to the California Civil Rights Department on December 20, vividly mentioned Wallace and his Company Street Relations has been a suspect
Her submission described Wallace as an independent Public Relations contractor who is said to 'armed a digital army' to create and promote negative content about her
In the meantime, Baldoni seemed to have suggested that it would be useful if they could orchestrate a targeted social media campaign.
He sent a message with a screenshot of a Twitter -Thread about accusations of bullying against Hailey Bieber with the caption: “This is what we would need.”
Baldoni – who served as a director and played as Ryle Kincaid, the partner of Lily's Lily Bloom in Lily Bloom in IT Ends – has refuted the claims of orchestrating a smear campaign by his lawyer.
'It is embarrassing that Mrs. Lively and her representatives would make such serious and categorically false accusations against Mr Baldoni, Wayfarer Studios and his representatives, as another desperate attempt to' repair 'her negative reputation that was collected from her own comments And actions during the campaign for the film, “he said.
“Interviews and press activities that were publicly observed, in real time and unprocessed, so that the internet could generate their own views and opinions.”
At the beginning of the month, Baldoni launched his own website dedicated to defending himself against the accusations of sexual harassment of Lively.
In an attempt to share his side of the story, the actor, who wants to offer the public transparency in the midst of his legal battle, shared a website with his changed complaint and a timeline of relevant events with regard to the matter.
The decision to publish the site on Saturday comes after the star has changed its $ 400 million suit and the lively accused the New York Times Advance to give access to her complaint about sexual harassment.
His lawyer told DailyMail.com that Baldoni has changed his lawsuit due to the overwhelming number of new evidence that has come to light. '
“This new evidence confirms what we knew all the time that for purely selfish reasons Mrs. Lively and her entire team worked for months to destroy reputations by a complex web of lies, false accusations and the manipulation of illegally received communication,” Freedman continued Freedman Continued.
He concluded: 'The constant public interest in this case has ironically shed light on the unmistakable facts that relate to the New York Times and how heavy Mrs. Livivzy and its representatives were not only deeply involved in attempting to bring down and lubric campaign from mr. .
Baldoni, Lively and Reynolds are planned to come to court in New York on March 29, 2026.
