The motivations of Justin Baldoni for his dramatic image oversee have been uncovered after his physical and mental well-being 'was seriously affected' by his constant feud, with the end with US co-star Blake Lively, his sources revealed.
Last week the father of two revealed a surprising new look, shortly after the actor admitted that he was 'exhausted' of a year of 'emotional stress'.
While he spends time with his two children, Maiya and Maxwell, in Hawaii, the Jane the Virgin Star showed His edgy haircut for the first time – watching a world of his character in the controversial film.
Since the release last year, Baldoni and Lively has become entangled in a burning legal back and forth that the image of the actor has kept firmly in public consciousness.
Sources, however, have revealed that the current drama took a large toll from the 'physical, mental and spiritual harmony' of the Clouds actor – which makes major changes to improve his health.
“Justin's physical and mental well -being was heavily affected by this,” the first source that was explained exclusively to DailyMail.com. “It is extremely disturbing to him to look at pictures of himself from last summer when this was all going on.”
Justin Baldoni 'loves the way he looks now' after he has seen his physical and mental well-being 'seriously influenced' because of his constant feud with it ends with our co-star Blake Lively
Since the release last year, Baldoni and Lively has become entangled in a burning legal back and forth that the image of the actor has kept firmly in public consciousness
The insider noted that the director of Five Feet Apart had not realized the impact that the situation had until he returned to images from last year.
“At the time, he did not realize how unwell he looked, but he sees it now,” the source continued. “He spent endless hours on this project, and to end in this way, caused him a lot of pain.”
When he noticed how it influenced his appearance, the source added: 'He lost weight, struggled with poor eating and sleeping habits and became seriously depressed, so that he had to constantly defend himself against false accusations.
“Losing his job and seeing his career apart pushed him into a very dark place.”
Thought his legal misery is not nearly over yet, the source explained that having his side of the story in the open air was a turning point.
“It started to take a turn when the truth started to come to light. In response, Justin La decided to leave and bring his family to Hawaii for a long -term stay, “the source noted. “There is, he has made contact again with his true self and is now in physical, mental and spiritual harmony.”
In fact, the source says that the actor could not be happier with his appearance while they went on: 'He loves the way he looks now, and he knows that this will benefit him if this is over, and he starts to audition again for rolling.
“Justin works through all this and is sure that justice will eventually prevail.”
Sources have revealed that the current drama took a great toll from the 'physical, mental and spiritual harmony' of the Clouds actor – which makes major changes to improve his health
The insider noted that the director of Five Feet Apart had not realized the impact that the situation had until he returned to images from last year (depicted on the set with Lively in 2024)
Elsewhere, another insider noted that the Star family has been a great motivation for him during this turbulent period.
“The lawsuit served to strengthen how important family is,” the insider noted. “He can't allow this to consume him and influence his wife and children.”
The insider continued: 'Emily has been his rock, so the least he can do is be great for her and their children. He puts his health and family first. '
The misery of the actor started last fall when the speculation of a feud between him and lively waves began to make online.
Then Lively was the first to be employed in December, claiming sexual harassment and that Baldoni ordered a 'smear campaign' against her for tensions on the set of the drama of domestic violence.
Baldoni took revenge with a slander of $ 400 million against Lively and Reynolds, as well as the New York Times, who had a long article about her claims.
Both Lively and Baldoni have denied each other's claims, and the New York Times has denied Baldoni's accusations and requested that his lawsuit against the newspaper would be rejected.
Last week Reynolds submitted a motion to be fired from Baldoni's defamation.
The source says that the actor could not be happier with his appearance while they went further: “He loves the way he looks now, and he knows that this will benefit him if this is over”
Elsewhere, another insider noted that the Star family has been a great motivation for him during this turbulent period
In his legal request, Reynolds described himself as a “supporting spouse who saw the emotional, reputation and financial destruction” alive.
Baldoni was open about his mental health in a podcast and told Gent's Talk that he had had a lot of 'emotional stress'
He also claimed in his judicial document that Baldoni tried to 'be ashamed' because he was 'the kind of man who is confident enough to listen to the woman in his life and stand with her'.
Reynolds is looking for dismissal with prejudices, so Baldoni would be the suit again in the future.
Baldoni was open about his mental health in a podcast that was filmed last November and told Gent's Talk that he had had a lot of 'emotional stress'.
He remembered that he reported his best friend Jamey Heath – who is the president of their production company, Wayfarer Studios – to tell him about his 'fear' and Burn -Out.
'I told them that I was not in the best place. I told them that I was exhausted, that I didn't give myself time to recover or time to heal. I had an intense year – a lot of equipment success and a lot of emotional stress. It was very difficult for me and my family, “he said.
Elsewhere in the recently released interview, Baldoni briefly discussed for failing, and acknowledged that he was 'a work in progress'.
The actor claimed that he has always strived to be 'radically sincere and authentic', as he added: “I can get lost in the same way if everyone gets lost, but healing is not linear.”
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