Blake Lively's legal team has proposed a stronger protective order in her case, including “it's over with us” co-star Justin Bardoni.
According to a letter obtained by Fox News Digital, others who spoke to the actress have received “violent” messages and are now demanding “gossip girl” stars “higher” protection. I led it.
“As detailed in Lively's revised complaints, Lively, her family, other members of the cast, various fact witnesses, and individuals who spoke publicly in support of Ms Lively have been violent. , profanity, sexist, threatened. Communication,” court documents read.
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Blake Lively called for a stronger protection order in the ongoing legal battle with Justin Bardoni. (Jose Perez/Bauer Griffin/GC image, Sean Zanni/Patrick McMullan
“For example, on or after January 31, 2025 – when the Wayfarer Plaintiff filed an amended complaint, it includes over 100 page displays, including text threads. (Outside without his permission) The truth was that unless the family members issued a statement and agreed to give, the witness's family members were subject to written threats to be sexually assaulted and murdered,” the letter continued.
Lively's team releases certain discoveries in the “simple favor” battle with the “bardoni” star” and “defined concrete and serious” to parties and non-party parties, including invading privacy and threatening privacy. They claimed to create “injury.” and creates an environment of possible witness threats. ”
Baldoni must submit its own version of the protection order for the judge to review it until March 11th before selecting the final version.
Fox News Digital reached out to Lively's representative for comments.
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Justin Bardoni and Blake Lively were trapped in a legal battle after filming “It Ends With Us” together. (Getty Images)
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Bardoni's team emphasized that it “does not tolerate dangerous rhetoric against anyone” that involves legally before and after the act and lively.
“Everyone who receives violent messages from an anonymous party is abominable,” Bardoni's team said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital. “When private parties are illegally accused by paid teams of fraud as vibrant, they continue to have a private home where young children live after their address was leaked to her first complaint. I received death threats and visits.”
“No one needs to face that, especially private parties who have no means of security details,” the statement continued. “We do not tolerate dangerous rhetoric targeted against anyone, regardless of the circumstances.”
Justin Bardoni and Blake Lively appeared in the film based on a novel by Colleen Hoover of the same name. (Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC image)
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Blake Lively sued Justin Bardoni for sexual harassment in December. (Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC image)
December, Active detailed allegations of sexual harassmentretaliation, intentional distress of emotional distress, negligence and other Bardoni and film producer Jamie Heath first filed with the California Civil Rights Office and later in a complaint filed in federal court.
Bardoni “mistakefully” accused him of Lively in his own lawsuit filed in January after the actress took control of the film and then attempted to repair her reputation after the film's reporter tour fallout He insisted. Bardoni Legal Team Lively claimed that there was no evidence of a deliberate smear campaign and instead worked to repair its reputation by denouncement of sexual harassment.
Justin Bardoni sued Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds for civil terror and defamation in a $400 million lawsuit. (Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Images)
Lively filed a revised complaint on February 18th, claiming that the two female cast members were willing to testify to the “unwelcome behavior” that Baldoni displayed on set. But Bardoni's lawyer, Brian Friedman, denounced the new version of the lawsuit as “substantial hearsay.”
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