Justin Baldoni exposed an alleged text exchange he had with Blake Lively’s husband, Ryan Reynolds, before the drama erupted on set of It Ends With Us. In Touch obtained the alleged texts that Justin, 41, released as part of his amended complaint against Blake, 37, and Ryan, 48, in his lawsuit seeking $400 million in...

In December, Lively filed a complaint against Baldoni for sexual harassment and retaliation, and within days sued him, alleging that she suffered emotional distress from her costar and director, who she says sought to malign her character via an online campaign allegedly coordinated with his publicity team.

Justin Baldoni was allegedly “terrified” to talk to Blake Lively about wardrobe decisions on set of It Ends With Us, according to a leaked alleged text obtained by In Touch. Justin, 41, submitted an alleged text he sent his producing partner,

Shortly before the hearing, Baldoni published a website Entitled Lawsuit Info, which features two PDFs. One is his ‘Amended Complaint,’ which Baldoni and five other plaintiffs – including his production company, Wayfarer Studios – filed in response to Lively on January 16.

The talent agency executive allegedly responsible for "firing" Justin Baldoni from its roster is speaking out — and praising clients Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. In a live taping for the Freakonomics podcast with host Stephen Dubner,

WME agency CEO Ari Emanuel is publicly mocking Justin Baldoni, who he represented up until Blake Lively’s allegations of sexual harassment and a smear campaign.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have refused the district court's mediation attempt as It Ends With Us battle rages on. The warring duo's respective legal teams filed a joint letter in New York stating that they would like to be exempt from the mediation program.

Justin Baldoni was allegedly dropped by talent agency WME over the firm's alliances to "good people" Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. Ari Emanuel, the chief executive of WME's parent company, Endeavor,