Joe Rogan had some strong words for Hollywood 'A-Lister's' Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds while he chose the side of director Justin Baldoni in their constant legal battle.
The podcaster spoke about the legal drama with comedian Brendan Schaub about his Joe Rogan experience in an episode that was broadcast on Saturday, when the two accused the celebrity couple of 'ruining their reputation'.
“She f *** Ed Up,” said Rogan and noticed, “Ryan is trying to get out now.
“He tries to come from the court case and they are” you are an important part of this. “
“The whole thing is crazy,” he continued, accused Lively and Reynolds of “Trying to take over the film and the whole franchise” of the 41-year-old.
Rogan also noted that the American director also complains 'the New York Times and he also has a great thing,' he claimed.
He continued with Schaub, who claimed that Baldoni's is the only option to go back to the court and become 'hard in the paint' if he wants to save his career.
'Especially such a man who, as is known as being [a] Really sweet, nice guy and then he is like: “Okay, enough,” “said Rogan, praising the director for releasing what he called” coupons, “as text messages in response to the suit.
Joe Rogan had some strong words for Hollywood 'A-Listers' Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds while he chose the side of director Justin Baldoni in their constant legal battle
He claimed in his podcast on Saturday that too many people are 'afraid' to go against the celebrity couple
In the midst of the text messages that Baldoni published, there were one in which Lively invited him in her trailer while she 'pumped' – despite her later accused Baldoni of walking in her while she breastfed without her permission.
“You literally have an SMS exchange back and forth,” said Rogan.
“They just never thought someone would come with the coupons,” he said about the power pair of celebrities – whom he claimed that too many people in Hollywood would be 'scared' to fight.
The legal battle began in December when Lively, 37, a lawsuit to the sexual harassment against Baldoni for his alleged actions on its set ends with us.
Baldoni later followed by launching a slander of $ 400 million against Lively, her publicist and her husband, Ryan Reynolds.
He also filed a defamation process of $ 250 million against the New York Times for his report on the allegations of Lively – and claimed that its function only included the version of the Events actress.
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.
The Podcaster praised Baldoni for releasing what he called 'vouchers' as SMS messages in response to Lively Pack
Baldoni's lawyers are now fighting back while they asked a judge to give them at least at the beginning of the discovery so that they can make their claims.
They accused the times of going 'past only' the complaint of lively reporting and 'guaranteeing the truthfulness of the false story', of which they said that they 'heavily trusted on deceptively split private -'s reports', according to judicial documents obtained by CBR.
In the meantime, Reynolds has submitted a motion to be rejected from Baldoni's $ 400 million defamation lawsuit.
In judicial documents, the 48 -year -old referred the proposal actor to Nicepool – a mockingly awake character in Deadpool & Wolverine, which premiered premiered – of which Baldoni claims it is based on him – even to the mannut of the man.
Reynolds claimed that Baldoni's' thin floor indignation about a film character, the satirical 'Woke' nicepool, does not even pretend that he is bound to actual legal claims.
'Instead, it falls in the general accusation of' hurt feelings' that in reality is nothing more than a desperate attempt to promote the same composite 'bully' image that (Baldoni) created and distributed in the retaliation campaign that they launched against Mrs. Lively in August 2024. '
Reynold's motion came only a few days after a source exclusively revealed to DailyMail.com that the legal team of Baldoni Disney's potential involvement in the alleged smear campaign will investigate him by Reynolds and his wife.
Ryan Reynolds has tried to be dismissed from Baldoni's $ 400 million defamation and claims that the 'thin-skin of the director a film character, the satirical' Woke 'nicepool (depicted), does not even pretend to be bound to actual legal claims
“The legal team of Baldoni is now going to try to take a deep dive in Deadpool and the financing for the film, as well as the actors and producers who were aware of this bullying during filming,” the Insider said.
They said that the fact that Reynolds did not dispute the claim that Nicepool was based on Baldoni 'had opened the scope' of how Baldoni's lawyers were allowed to prove that their client was under a coordinated attack.
“Ryan admitted that the Nicepool character in Deadpool was based on Justin, he dragged Hugh Jackman not only to the foreground and the directors and producers of the film, but also Disney,” the Insider continued.
“In essence, Ryan said in judicial documents that Disney allowed money to be spent on a film that they knew would be a blockbuster to bully another person.”
They noted that the action of creating nicepool presented further questions: 'Moreover, why would Ryan – who believe that his wife was sexually abused or harassed at the time – create a role for his attacker?
“What was once a theory is now being confirmed. This just opened the reach. There is a huge power struggle here. '
They continued: “Blake and Ryan thought they were inviolable and could get away with everything.”
In his recent legal request, Reynolds described himself as a “supporting spouse who saw firsthand the emotional, reputation and financial destruction” alive.
He also claimed 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 by her.”
Baldoni had claimed that the Nicepool -character was a spoof of him -up to the man bun hairstyle
But in comments to TMZ, Baldoni's lawyer Bryan Freedman said: 'Mr. Reynolds' exploitation of his enormous power in Hollywood continues, this time, asking arrogantly to be rejected from the case, despite his publicly documented involvement that extends much further than just a 'supporting spouse'.
Freedman doubled and accused Reynolds of playing a central role in what he called a smear campaign.
'Mr. Reynolds was an important player in the schedule that Justin around Hollywood, who had sustained a strong armament of WME, that Justin drops as a customer and possibly tried to destroy Justin's career. '
Freedman spotted the attempt by Reynolds to leave the case, and his claims about Baldoni's 'Dunne-skin' response to the Nicepool character.
“His fingerprints are everywhere in this smear campaign against Justin and the Wayfarer team since day one,” he said. 'Mr. Reynolds now tries clearly recognizable claims to reduce 'feelings' and send a clear message that bullying is acceptable. '
The legal team of Baldoni is also trying to fight back against the motion of the New York Times to reject its convenient procedure
He did not stop there and added: 'After lighting a match, Mr. tries. Reynolds now run out of the flames. It won't work. The claims of the Wayfarer parties against him are real and they are serious.
'Mr. Reynolds can appear on as many sketch shows as he wants and try to make his current situation weak, but we will not stop until he is held responsible for his actions. '
The 'Sketch Shows' Dig seems to refer to Reynolds' SNL 50 -shine, where he apparently mocked the current legal drama with Baldoni.
Reynolds is looking for dismissal with prejudices, so Baldoni would be the suit again in the future.
In the midst of the legal drama, Baldoni debuted a new look – with a faux hawk and shaved lace.
The Jane The Virgin star, who admitted that he was 'exhausted' of a year 'emotional stress' last month, showed his Edgy Hairstyle last week while last week with his two children, Maiya and Maxwell, in Hawaii, in Hawaii.
He said That he 'heals' last year and acknowledged that he is 'a work in progress'.
“I am someone who always tries to be radically sincere and authentic to myself, so that I can be of service in the best possible way and have the most impact,” the director noted in an episode of the Podcast of the Gent's Talk last month.
