Blake Lively’s attorneys have filed an amended complaint against “It Ends With Us” director and actor Justin Baldoni, alleging misconduct on set and a retaliation campaign supported by other witnesses willing to testify. The filing included new allegations of misconduct by Baldoni and evidence of threats, harassment, and intimidation. Lively’s attorneys plan to dismiss lawsuits against her and her husband. The complaint names several defendants including Wayfarer Studios and others involved in the production. It also mentions a social media campaign orchestrated by Baldoni’s camp that led to threats against Lively and others. The filing alleges a Texas-based contractor, Jed Wallace, was involved in a “social combat” plan orchestrated by the Agency Group. Lively’s spokesperson criticized Wayfarer’s internal investigation into the misconduct allegations, calling it a sham. Baldoni’s representative denies the claims in the amended complaint, stating that documents prove a different story than what is being presented. The legal feud between Lively and Baldoni began with Lively’s initial complaint accusing him of sexual harassment and retaliation. Baldoni responded with his own lawsuit accusing The New York Times of libel and Lively of orchestrating a smear campaign. The tension between the stars was noted during the film’s premiere, leading to renewed interest on social media.
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