Oh man, the never-ending Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively legal feud just got messier as the It Ends With Us director has just released the website of evidence he previously threatened to launch.
Following Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, seeking to dismiss the $400 million defamation lawsuit against the pair on January 30, Baldoni’s team has launched a website that details the lawsuit’s entire timeline.
The website cuts right to the chase. (Source: thelawsuitinfo.com)
The website, aptly named thelawsuitinfo.com, only has two links.
It timelines the entire Baldoni-Lively saga — beginning in 2019 when Baldoni first reached out to It Ends With Us author Colleen Hoover, all the way up to late January 2025 — in 168 pages, as well as featuring Baldoni’s amended complaint against Lively and The New York Times (NYT).
The entire lawsuit has now reached 224 pages (and counting).
Baldoni’s attorney, Bryan Freedman, told TMZ that Baldoni “wants to get all the facts out there for people to see and form their own opinions”.
The website displays (exceptionally grainy) screenshots of private messages and emails between Lively and Baldoni, as well as with other cast members and crew.
This development is just one of many constant moves in the Baldoni-Lively drama, first beginning in mid-2024 and later escalated in December 2024 when Lively accused Baldoni of sexual harassment on set of the film.
Baldoni, denying this, countersued Lively and stated that she and her team were attempting to “destroy” his career and reputation.
Lively’s legal team criticised Baldoni’s attorney for attempting to sway public opinion before the trial, stating in a letter acquired by Fox News that Freedman “threatens to, and will, materially prejudice both the Lively Case and the Wayfarer Case”.
“By tainting the jury pool, because his statements are deliberately aimed at undermining the ‘character, credibility, [and] reputation’ of numerous relevant parties.”
We’re sure that Baldoni’s new website is destined to ruffle even more of Lively’s lawyers’ feathers.
The trial is tentatively set to occur on March 6 2026 — but we’re expecting plenty more drama to drop in the months leading up to it.
