Megan Kelly Comments on Blake Lively’s Legal Maneuvers

Megan Kelly recently expressed her thoughts on Blake Lively’s attempts to involve her in a high-profile legal dispute with Justin Bardoni.

During her Thursday show, Kelly didn’t hold back, calling Lively a “pathetic, silent, narcissistic bully” amidst the ongoing courtroom drama.

Kelly’s team reportedly pushed back against subpoenas from Lively’s side, which were seeking her private messages as part of Bardoni’s lawsuit.

“She has retreated and now she missed the deadline to pursue harassment claims against me and my team,” Kelly stated on her SiriusXM show.

“We definitely didn’t provide her with anything—no documents, no records, not a single communication.”

Kelly positioned her win as a matter of First Amendment rights, criticizing Lively’s legal team in the process.

“There is no scenario where team communications should be shared with third parties,” she remarked.

She suggested that Lively couldn’t accept public criticism and instead alleged some kind of smear campaign directed by Bardoni.

On her show, Kelly described Lively as “a terrible person,” scoffing at the notion that she needs others’ opinions to determine Lively’s character.

She listed grievances from various individuals who apparently had faced difficulties due to Lively over the years.

It appears that Barbara Suzman, the assistant director of “Simple Favor,” could be one reason Lively stepped back from the film scene. Some former colleagues claimed that Lively had used her influence to manipulate situations to her favor.

“She’s narcissistic, a liar, a bully, just a brat,” Kelly commented.

She described Lively’s behavior as reminiscent of a bullying brat, questioning the authenticity of any negative press concerning Lively.

Kelly further claimed that Lively’s inner circle, which includes Ryan Reynolds and Taylor Swift, has worked to shield her from facing consequences.

In spite of their polished public personas, Kelly asserted that those within Hollywood are aware of the realities.

“It’s just another title about the pretentious Hollywood elite that she seems to think is acceptable,” Kelly concluded her statement.

The post was reportedly seeking a comment from Lively.