BLAKE LIVELY Complaint Legitimized in New Lawsuit vs Baldoni by PR Guru Stephanie Jones💥Atty Review

[@Fleur-de-Liss954]

The bigger manipulation, beyond Blake and Justin, is what we need to learn about, so we can all do better as a pop culture audience.

[@TheJunkFarm]

read the comments in any thread on this subject. It ain't lookin good.

[@yawninggap2328]

Thank you for the comprehensive coverage.

[@nafowler]

11:50 his lawsuit claims he didn’t agree to these things and has never seen this list.

[@DespiteTheLookOnMyFace]

During these press junkets the actors stay in one spot and the interviewers rotate out. How many that day asked her about her wardrobe or commented on her body in some way? Her response does come across as passive aggressive but unless she’s always like that then why are we talking about it? We all behave in ways we don’t like upon reflection. We all (hopefully) grow and learn how to handle it better the next time. Unless you are ok with someone writing you off entirely or condemning you as a person because they don’t like how you spoke one day, then try to give the lady some grace and understanding. Just because she’s rich, beautiful, and famous doesn’t mean she isn’t as human as the rest of us.

[@nafowler]

Sorry my feelings on this is - it’s mostly all stupid. No one was actually hurt here and this is a waste of resources. Blake Lively did bad PR - with her drinks and haircare promo and an attempt to do a barbieOppenheimer thing with her husbands movie. Ryan Reynolds also seems controlling and a biz savvy person. She’s trying to fix her reputation by taking this guy out.

[@ChristinaFranz]

Kirstie Flaaj said the pregnancy was not identified as a topic she couldn’t ask about. She also said that BL had been talking publicly about her pregnancy at the time.

[@FlavioMarceloSousa35]

@@ChristinaFranz Exactly, Kristie said nothing wrong, this is genuine psychotic behavior from Blake Lively. She is a bully, stupid, conceited and shallow, this lawsuit will backfire spectacularly on her.

[@TheJunkFarm]

flaa also lies a lot. Just yesterday she attacked a popular youtuber and said a whole bunch of FACT-FREE lies trying to clout chase his 1.4 mil subscribers. You really should watch his video, and then hers, and judge for yourself if he said anything like what she said.

[@suesweeney7536]

@@TheJunkFarm Kirstie was also involved in the Heard v Depp hate campaign

[@georgewashington3555]

@@TheJunkFarm I believe you. I was wondering what is her reason for inserting herself into this drama.. it seems its all about making money on youtube.. in a trashy way. No way a professional Journalist can not deal with slight o fence that is 6 years old, it is more likely that this woman ... has decided that her best way of making money is to jump on Drama.. and that is why she keeps making videos.. 1st video to explain herself and then 2nd 3rd 4th 5th ... it will just go on.

[@kz5101]

In 2016, the #AskHerMore movement gained significant attention during awards season as actresses and advocates pushed back against the media’s tendency to focus disproportionately on women’s appearances on the red carpet. The campaign, initiated by the Representation Project, encouraged reporters to ask actresses more meaningful and substantive questions about their careers, achievements, and personal causes instead of limiting conversations to fashion and beauty. Actresses like Blake Lively actively supported the movement. While Lively celebrated the artistry and creativity behind red carpet fashion, she expressed frustration with the double standard that often reduced women to their looks. She emphasized that actresses, like their male counterparts, deserved to be asked about their craft, projects, and passions. For Lively, it wasn’t about dismissing fashion entirely but about achieving a balance that acknowledged women’s contributions beyond their appearance. The movement was part of a broader conversation about gender equality in Hollywood, highlighting the need for more respectful and well-rounded media coverage of women in the industry. By 2016, #AskHerMore had become a rallying cry for change, reshaping how actresses engaged with the media during high-profile events.

[@jaybee4118]

Thank you for the broader context. This was something I remembered and have been telling people for more context on one of those interviews released, but I couldn’t remember the full story and didn’t know the hashtag. Ive never been a Twitter user so I haven’t always seen them.

[@wilfreddale764]

Oh, please, stop making excuses for BL. She was clearly trying to jump on the #AskHerMore bandwagon but failed miserably. First of all, BL has always been a “fashion girlie” and talks about fashion constantly. She had no problem discussing fashion before that interview, and she certainly didn’t have any issues talking about her fashion choices during It Ends With Us promotions-she even wore Britney Spears’ iconic dress for attention. Secondly, Café Society is a period piece set in the 1930s. Do you not think costumes would be a huge part of the movie and instrumental in helping actors get into character? Thirdly, by the time of that interview, BL had been in the industry long enough to know how to pivot questions to align with what the studio wanted to promote. It’s not as though she was new to this.

[@tinan97478]

@@wilfreddale764first off, no one is excusing BL & Parker. Btw, it was BOTH not just BL. They were inconsiderate. The context explains WHY. A press junket gives journalists 10 min to ask questions, it moves like a conveyer belt - 8 to 12 hours day of press, 100s of reporters. And YES, at that time 2016, that was the movement. Just because she’s girlie doesn’t mean she can’t support a cause and it was bigger than about fashion. I don’t agree with how they both handled it but I also understand why they did it. BIG DIFFERENCE.

[@Fleur-de-Liss954]

Thank you!!! I’ve been asking everywhere for this information! I really appreciate your comment!

[@wilfreddale764]

@@tinan97478 BL can absolutely support the cause, but redirecting questions is Media-Training 101. She knows how to do it in a polite manner-she’s done it before-but instead, she chose violence.

[@L_Dawg_614]

I would like to see the unedited version of the BL/PP interview.

[@HeadinVat]

Wow. Nathan & Abel be gettin them some karma . . .

[@mariapilarme]

If he only has 1 million it’s not enough to pay attorneys in LA , he is going broke with this.

[@mkandnewyorkie]

If 10% of the allegations are true, then Justin is a total creep who should be held accountable. BUT, being pregnant isn’t an excuse for being rude.

[@007nadineL]

Agreed

[@georgewashington3555]

Yup that was enough for me to see. Its a horrible list and horrible work conditions. Blake is doing favor to many supporting actors and workers on that set for bringing these charges.

[@memorex202]

What does a very old interview have to do with what was happening on set, and Justin's "bury" Blake campaign? Nothing. But since it's been brought it up, it's very possible that although Blake had announced her pregnancy, she was not yet showing, and therefore took the comment about the size of her stomach as a dig.

[@mkandnewyorkie]

@@memorex202 I was referencing Melanie's commentary about Blake's pregnancy and hormones, not the old interview. You might consider making fewer assumptions.

[@tinan97478]

@@memorex202 she was actually 7-8 months pregnant as the interview took place in July 2016 in NYC for the press junket. A press junket is at a hotel with over 50 to hundreds of reporters that each get 10 min maybe a little more with the actors - it moves like a conveyer belt/next, next lasting 8-12 hours a day. Flaa could have been reporter #65. It’s exhausting for EVERYONE involved. I’ve had 5 kids and no one has ever said to me, “congrats on your little bump.” Ummm it’s a baby - odd thing to say and BL with her sarcastic humor responded with sarcasm. I HATED when strangers especially women would touch my belly even though I knew they meant it in a loving way, I HATED IT. In my head, I punched them 🤣. The times I said, please don’t touch me - they were so offended. One interview of being inconsiderate and for some reason, that makes her a mean girl. My goodness! She is married to an actor whose humor is sarcastic - is it odd to think she too has that sense of humor hence over a decade together and 4 children. Btw, my husband pre-children called my tatas- little bumps which I thought Parker’s banter was hysterical about it.

[@HeadinVat]

I hated the movie. I thought it was BS. I watched it while totally ignorant of the drama and couldn't get through it because Baldoni creeped me out. Also I couldn't get past the obviousness of the acting, which is probably because Blake was having to work so hard to get through this thing. I wrote this before 42 minutes in where Abel is voicing the same thoughts about JB in her texts. I feel vindicated! These damn abusers--they NEVER accept responsibility and continue to act like THEY'RE the poor mistreated babies no matter what info comes out. JB is a clone of every DVer in the world. Ugh.

[@romcc123]

@@HeadinVat I agree, something was really off with the acting, it was weird.

[@matthewdekker6064]

Quinn Emanuel has been representing *everyone* lately: Baldwin, Jay-Z, the NY mayor, and more - though it looks like Alex Spiro isn't personally handling this case, or at least, his name's not on this complaint. If I were one of his clients, I'd be worried that he's got a bit too much on his plate. He did fine in the Baldwin trial, I guess, but people forget that things were looking pretty bad for Baldwin up until the prosecutor's misconduct was revealed. His attorneys had incorrectly assumed that Baldwin's TV interviews weren't going to be used at trial, and the judge was like "uh... that's not what I said at all..." But the very next day, the misconduct was discovered and the case was tossed.

[@mariapilarme]

I agreed with you.

[@matthewdekker6064]

IMO Blake and Parker Posey were mad at the interviewer for asking about the pregnancy and for then talking about the outfits, and they made it a point to just talk to each other about other aspects of the movie while basically ignoring the interviewer. But even then, they still looked back at the interviewer plenty of times once they got past that point , and frankly it's also pretty common for actors to be looking more at each other when doing this type of interview, either because they're a bit uncomfortable, or they're seeking agreement from the other actor and/or hoping the other actor will chime in to provide support. I think it was kinda a bitchy thing to do, but certainly wasn't enough for me to conclude that Blake Lively is just a BAD person or something. It was completely overblown, and wasn't this stuff only "recovered" because of the smear campaign in the first place? This interview already existed, and it only went viral because this dude hired a PR firm to do all this bullshit because he had been harassing Blake Lively (among others) and was just doing this to run defense for his own shitty actions. If that's the case, I think it's kinda stupid to basically be cancelling her while this guy's trying to avoid his own cancellation.

[@jaybee4118]

Have a look further down the comments for #askhermore it was a bigger part of the context at the time and it was why they reacted like that. It wasn’t even bitchy, they were trying to make a point. The only thing is, they didn’t know she was there in context as a fashion columnist, but in a day of dozens of junket interviews, I can’t blame them for not knowing that.

[@mzlil]

@@matthewdekker6064 where did it say the interviewer asked her about BL’s pregnancy? All I saw was the interviewer congratulating BL since it was public knowledge. I would like to see what you saw because that means I’m missing something. I watch the clip that has been circulating on KZbin and even I felt uncomfortable by the actresses’ behavior. I remember the interviewer made a comment in between the actress’s conversation and both totally ignored the interviewer. Parker was going to answer the interviewer about the clothes but the moment BL changed the topic, Parker went along with BL. That’s just weird how a person’s opinion suddenly changes because of a power couple.

[@HeadinVat]

@matthewdekker6064 I'm with you. @mzlil The interviewer asks Blake right off the bat about her "little bump" when she'd specifically asked the interviewer to avoid the topic. I KNOW that if I was on these junkets I'd be pissed off during every one and would probably be prone to loathing the interviewers. Hence I'm not in show biz! Besides--who effing CARES if BL is a terrible person? I doubt she is but how is that any of OUR beeswax and how can we really tell? We never know what anyone's really like unless things like BL's complaint against JB surface. Boy is he a terrible person who I will be sure to say terrible things about as often as humanly possible for the rest of my adult life . . .

[@wilfreddale764]

@@jaybee4118 Oh, please, stop making excuses for BL. She was clearly trying to jump on the #AskHerMore bandwagon but failed miserably. First of all, BL has always been a “fashion girlie” and talks about fashion constantly. She had no problem discussing fashion before that interview, and she certainly didn’t have any issues talking about her fashion choices during It Ends With Us promotions-she even wore Britney Spears’ iconic dress for attention. Secondly, Café Society is a period piece set in the 1930s. Do you not think costumes would be a huge part of the movie and instrumental in helping actors get into character? Thirdly, by the time of that interview, BL had been in the industry long enough to know how to pivot questions to align with what the studio wanted to promote. It’s not as though she was new to this.

[@wilfreddale764]

@@HeadinVat Oh dear, firstly, the content creator said “MAYBE” BL was told by the interviewer to avoid the pregnancy topic, but “MAYBE” we don’t actually know what happened. However, I do know that actors are media-trained to redirect questions back to their talking points. Do you think they’re never asked random questions? Of course, they are-they just know how to handle them professionally. Secondly, the complaint is still alleged and has not been confirmed yet, so let’s not jump to conclusions.

[@GenerationXChick]

Replay crew. Just starting to watch this. Perusing the comments. Lots of crazies here. Also, I’ve been watching some other channels cover the BL situations and it’s plain sad when ordinary me, has to correct lawyers, that it’s not a lawsuit - it’s a complaint. He’s not required to “respond” to it. Thank you for continuing to state this. Don’t get me started on pregnancy. Not the same as the BL interview but dang - I did not like people touching my stomach. When I had a miscarriage, people said things like oh it was for the best or oh it was early. My point is that pregnancy makes the whole world stupid. And maybe makes us cranky about their stupidity and rudeness. Hope your daughter is recovering quickly.

[@tinan97478]

@@GenerationXChick OMG I was exactly like you! I hated when strangers especially women would touch my belly. In my head, I slapped them. 🤣. The times I said don’t touch me - they were so offended. Congrats on your little bump - it’s a BABY. I might have said thank you with zero meaningfulness and in my head, I’m thinking you idiot, what do you think is inside me- a toaster oven. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tinan97478]

CONTEXT IS HUGE re: the Flaa 2016 interview!!!! In 2016, it was the HUGE women’s movement in Hollywood - equal pay, parts, respect, treating women equally, etc. Part of that movement was actresses complaining that women are always asked about their babies, family, what are you wearing, etc and not asked the deeper questions about their characters, parts in film like the men are, “we want to be taken seriously”. Huge article in Vanity Fair that lays out the movement titled- 2016: The Year That Women in Hollywood Fought Back. That is why BL & Parker responded to her in that way. e Every major female celeb took part so much so if a journalist first question asked what are you wearing on the red carpet premiere, the actress walked away. Ryan Seacrest experienced major female stars walking away when he asked, what are you wearing EXAMPLE NICOLE KIDMAN. The entire female cast in Woody Allen’s movie were HUGE supporters and outspoken about the movement and Flaa strolled in as a female journalist and the first thing she asked, wardrobe and BL replied would that be asked to the men. Flaa literally showed she wasn’t supporting the women’s movement or she was tone deaf of the political climate at the time. And now, she is public shaming BL 8 years later thinking maybe no one will remember the 2016 Women’s Movement in Hollywood and the public are gullible - who won’t remember or care.

[@Fleur-de-Liss954]

Exactly! Right on!

[@georgewashington3555]

yea, i have seen first Flaa video where she says she wants to explain herself.. then i realized that is a 6 year old video.. and why is she posting it now.. then i see Flaa keeps posting videos on and on.. complaining why is she in the middle of this While She Continues to insert herself in. I did not see much reasons for Flaa to continue to act as if she is so hurt... but after seeing she keeps making new videos.. and still complaining she is innocent and a victim.. Flaa does not make sense to me.

[@georgewashington3555]

There is definitely something off with Flaa. Gave her a chance in 1st video i have seen but her Stand makes no sense. ohhh SHE IS so butt hurt.. BC of one interview reaction.. and still acting as she does not know why.

[@wilfreddale764]

@@georgewashington3555 Flaa just found an audience and is running with it. As much as she complains about Hollywood, she is apart of the machine too. NO ONE IS INNOCENT HERE!. IT IS ALL PERFORMATIVE! Its just entertainment.

[@wilfreddale764]

I totally disagree with your take on BL and Parker. Back then, one of the loudest voices addressing inappropriate questions was ScarJo, who directly confronted an interviewer asking if she wore underwear under her costume. Many actresses handled such situations with strength and grace, without resorting to the passive-aggressive, mean-girl behavior BL displayed. Honestly, I think it’s disrespectful to compare BL to those trailblazing actresses. In the interview you’re referring to, Parker was actually trying to defuse the situation after BL commented to the interviewer, “Congratulations on your bump,” by jokingly adding, “What about my bump?” Parker even attempted to redirect the conversation back to the movie by asking the interviewer a question about Woody Allen’s films. When the interviewer brought up the topic of costumes, Parker began to respond, but BL cut her off and seemingly convinced Parker to turn on the interviewer. It came across as unnecessary and forced drama, undermining what could have been a more professional moment.

[@Juliette_4]

I can’t help thinking that some of this may have been done to promote a flat movie

[@ColorsFlight]

Melanie you look beautiful as always. Sorry I have missed the lives. I have been very busy. Replay crew for the win. ❤

[@wilfreddale764]

Wow, there seems to be a lot of excuses being made for BL. She could have simply apologized for her behavior with the Norwegian interviewer and admitted she was having an off day-just like Anne Hathaway did, which resolved her PR issue quickly. Similarly, with the promotion of the movie, it’s all being blamed on Sony’s marketing plan, as if she was just following the contract and saying, “Not my fault.” She could have come forward and said, “I’m sorry that I didn’t do more to raise awareness about domestic violence. I will do better.” Instead, BL seems to refuse to take accountability for anything. This behavior is reminiscent of Amber Heard during her case, where, despite overwhelming evidence in court, she wouldn’t admit to even the smaller missteps.

[@TheJunkFarm]

@@wilfreddale764 wow, there sure seems to be a lot of rationalization for how a nearly ten year old interview is relevant to baldoni’s not getting a consent form signed and having multiple hr complaints about it.

[@jaybee4118]

Oh, yeah, Amber Heard. So much evidence in court. And so much evidence that wasn’t in court, but was in the UK trial. Where it was ruled there was plenty of evidence he is a “wife beater” And before you say, “but the judge was biased”. The Sun, who he ruled in favour of, HATED him and had run several stories saying he was a terrible person and was biased against them in past cases. Again, he ruled in their favour. No, his son was not working for the paper, he was sometimes a guest on a radio show that was under the same ownership as the paper, but that is the only connection. And then of course there’s the 2 other judges that also ruled the same way. It’s time to admit you’ve been hoodwinked by the same PR crisis manager and the rampant misogyny in society that vilifies women far more than men.

[@sukanya662]

Anne Hathaway did apologise. She is smarter.

[@TheJunkFarm]

@@sukanya662 Maybe Anne hathaway wasn't as angry or actually hurt by Flaa's IDIOTIC questions. Anne hathaway Wasn't rude Either!!!! And Flaa's "question" was arguably worse "yeah I'm not doing that" was a perfectly lovely answer to that stupidity.

[@elise2096]

She had/has nothing to apologize for. And that’s an enormous stretch comparing her to Amber Herd.

[@TheRustyTrike]

The journalist is a fashion journalist, what did you want her to ask about? 🙄

[@wilfreddale764]

The better question is, what do we want BL to talk about? She’s known for her fashion and is regularly sponsored by major fashion houses. It’s a big part of her public image, so why is it an issue when it’s brought up?

[@Leahever777]

Cause she's unfounded! If it was a guy, people would discard him as a liar!​@@wilfreddale764

[@georgewashington3555]

Who really cares.. what is wrong with this Kjersti woman .... that she is so angry that her Fashion question was not taken as she wanted .. its been 6 years ago.. Kjersti seems to have things to grind.. while also pretending that she does not.

[@georgewashington3555]

Even if she was fashion journalist which is not what i read about her.. but still that was like 6 years ago. What kind of insecure person is Kjersti.. that she is so hell bent on revenge 6 years after that interview. I see her as nothing as revengeful small person.. and the more videos she makes the more it confirms..

[@wilfreddale764]

@@georgewashington3555 Maybe if BL wasn't such a mean girl then no one will be holding on to this for 6 years and expose her when she was at her low point.

[@Justicefreak24]

Thank you!!

[@destinythompson4248]

I need more content from you! I keep checking to see if you have anything new posted!

[@bdylan225]

I thought it was rude that the interviewer commented on her body, especially talking about her "bump". That seems really inappropriate. I can't imagine saying that to someone, especially to a stranger.

[@alexmcneil5741]

Thanks!

[@conniec3435]

Replay crew here. Melanie did you know they are airing commercials on your replays??? Only telling you because I know you have premium KZbin,don't want them to cheat you out of money. I'm still watching, just wanted to let you know. Great show so far,like always. Happy New Year to you and your family. ❤❤❤

[@007nadineL]

Wtf

[@CatMomAmanda]

The first time I watched this interview interview, my first gut reaction was how uncomfortable Blake was after the comment about her bump. So her snarky reply seemed appropriate to me. I don’t think Blake stepped out of line at all.

[@jujubees711]

I watched that blake interview with Kjersti Flaas. And I don't think she was being nasty. And I wonder if people weren't told what to think if they would think if Blake was being rude? Definitely not enough to say I would quit my job. More like overreacting. Maybe at most, she could call it a bad day. I think Blake was pregnant. Had done a hundred interviews for the press junket. I don't think she was rude. I think she was being slap happy. and i've heard many actors talk about how exhausting press junketts are. They don't even know where they are and what at they're saying anymore. So many of these mean girl blake interviews were so overblown. I'm just not a fan of the hate content creators. Always looking for their next celebrity to take down like vultures. So glad this is all coming out now. How people are being manipulated.

[@georgewashington3555]

Agree.. i watched one video that Flaas posted.. even then it was not clear to me what is so huge that Kjersti is still complaining about 6 years later. If she is supposed to be a journalist she should have figured out right there and then why she got the reaction she did. yet.. i see Flaas,, kept putting out new videos over and over.. all the while.. saying how she is not part of anything.. While Kersti keeps inserting herself. Kjersti.. you do not seem very honest. Get over yourself.

[@tinan97478]

@@jujubees711 beautifully said. 👏👏👏

[@ColorsFlight]

That was the first time it was published. On her KZbin channel. I think she did it to grow her yt channel.

[@kpttimes9043]

Replay Crew!! Sorry to have missed y'all 🧁🧁🧁 s

[@janis3025]

I’ve seen WILL AND HARPER you need to watch it. It’s really good.

[@emmy2417]

1:31:24 scooter braun is always at the scene of the crime lol

[@TheJunkFarm]

I found the snarky slur about how they looked up the hacking law in Connecticut funny, because it seems to me they maybe shoulda looked up the unauthorized use of computer systems law in California for Abel’s edification since it sure seems to me that’s another CRIME that was committed here along with baldoni’s straight up sa for biting lively without consent.

[@TheJunkFarm]

OR, maybe Baldoni shouldn't commit a FELONY to bite someone without a consent rider required by union rules and industry practice, in a SA movie, that he ADDED intimate scenes to. You're not defending abel's 70 counts of illegally downloading documents though? we agree THAT's a crime, right? LOL.

[@TheJunkFarm]

obvious bot is obvious. they usually say dumb stuff like "biting a girl without consent isn't a crime!" try again obvious bot

[@wilfreddale764]

@@TheJunkFarm you are paid by BL. It's obvious. I seen you bias comments all over youtube.

[@Amber306-qa]

During the production of *It Ends With Us*, Blake Lively alleged that Justin Baldoni, who was both the director and her co-star, contacted her personal trainer without her consent, suggesting she lose weight-a request she found unnecessary and humiliating. Baldoni reportedly justified his actions by claiming there was a scene in the script that required him to lift her, but Lively later discovered no such scene existed, leading her to believe the request was baseless and reflective of sneaky weight-shaming. The situation escalated when Lively fell ill with strep throat during filming, and Baldoni offered to connect her with an expert to aid her recovery. However, upon completing the necessary forms, Lively realized the so-called "expert" was actually a weight-loss specialist, which she interpreted as another instance of body-shaming disguised as concern. These incidents, combined with other alleged inappropriate behaviors, became key components of a legal complaint Lively filed against Baldoni, accusing him of sexual harassment and fostering a hostile work environment, painting a troubling picture of the dynamics on set.

[@AttorneyMelanieLittle]

Yup! We covered that in the last show regarding Blake's Complaint- linked in the description if you want to check it out

[@emmy2417]

let me get this straight… they made an anonymous hate website for Stephanie Jones because they say she created an abusive work environment, and at the same time they were running a hate campaign against blake lively for initiating an HR investigation because of an abusive workplace environment. you can’t make this stuff up. what a complete lack of empathy and humanity. it’s a good thing she was stupid enough to use her work phone for all of this

[@Ambie61107]

So true with the pregnancy mouth! I would say things and I knew exactly how crazy I sounded but I doubled down anyway 😂 I couldn’t stop myself and gave 0 effs

[@georgewashington3555]

Kjersti Flaas is more and more unlikable.. herself.. she is grinding on one interview from 6 years ago.. ohhh i guess this is her time to use her grudge. Kjersti keeps making more and more videos.. inserting herself into this situation.. saying how she is not involved bla bla.. but keeping herself involved. Kjersti... I gave you benefit of a doubt with your first video.. wanting to explain yourself, but you keep making videos.. Complaining why anyone mentions you but you keep yourself involved.

[@jacquianderson1438]

People don't like confident women

[@mariapilarme]

It’s not that, men don’t like women that second guess them. Women that defend their rights. I was married for 24 years to a director in Hollywood my experience makes me to believe that Blake it’s right. Women are mistreated and executives protect men. I saw firsthand sexual harassment cases and how the Studios dealt with it. Disgusting if people knew what is really going behind doors there. Besides the attorneys there are a class on their own right. Don’t get sue they will bankrupt you.

[@ChristinaFranz]

It was super cringey!! Full of himself-his proposal. It was all about him. His the finance should’ve left after 5 minutes of him focusing just on himself

[@LostangelesStargurl]

So Cringey,when the fake Music videos started I was like🤮🤮🤮

[@veithkilbert4253]

Melanie,I pulled out my straw, ready to learn about the law.

[@kz5101]

Reading these complaints is like reading a screenplay 😂 The stars Abel and Nathan plotting.. This is like a spinoff of It ends with us in real life.. The fact that they planted an article about Baldoni so that he hired Nathan and it looked like Blakes PR team did it is wild.. If these two wasn’t involved then this would not have happened.

[@TheJunkFarm]

Also, the tiny fact that it was the frikken CEO of Sony who uncovered it. That’s straight out of entourage or succession or something.

[@kz5101]

@@TheJunkFarmit’s wild.. i wonder how Baldoni will spin this now, cause it doesn’t look good for him

[@TheJunkFarm]

And also… imagine if the unethical behavior with a previous client that jones told the client to fire Nathan…. was DEPP!! This tv show writes itself and has like 5 seasons already.

[@kz5101]

@@TheJunkFarm yeah, hope Suits LA will cover this in season 2 😂

[@teambritney]

@@TheJunkFarm Like maybe 23 Seasons of a great show.

[@lena-v2]

Your page long post was only on BL and how she should behave. Not one mention of Baldoni’s bad behavior.

[@TheJunkFarm]

And... it's weird how nobody seems to be talking about Baldoni's own "bad interview" where he sure seems to confess to a felony. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYiWeZenbLRgf7s

[@10glenn]

Really can’t see what all the fuss is about with the interview. Just seems like people are jealous with her celebrity, money looks, husband or all of the above. If something this innocuous wanted to make the interviewer quit then maybe she is in the wrong job 😊

[@suesweeney7536]

Bad move to bring TS into as the Swifties will destroy them 😅

[@hendrinagarcia4673]

Hi Melanie, I am a fan. However in this case you got a few things wrong. It was posted several times by Ms Flaa that absolute NO requests were ever made that Blake didn't want any questions regarding her pregnancy. In fact, her pregnancy was discussed by her and other reporters the days prior and the days thereafter of which she took no offense. It may be true that our behaviour may be influenced during pregnancy, but the way the two actresses teamed up and belittled her is NOT OK. That type of bullying should not be tolerated by anyone. Blake's behaviour during pregnancy is one thing, but she had more than multiple opportunity to handle this matter and she still continued acted inappropriately. Now blaming someone else for that behaviour, is disgusting. Ms Flaa has nothing and had nothing to do with Justin. This was noted by both Ms Flaa and Justin. To connect it now to pretend he is to blame and bring Ms Flaa up as an example is nothing short of gaslighting. We should not support woman blindly, and if anyone wants to use the notion of woman supporting each other, why did Blake do the moving with Woody Allen and didn't support his daughter? I am sorry Melanie, the latest information coming out is also not supporting her presentation of text messages. Sexual harassment is a serious issue and should not be used by people who are abusers and now use it as an excuse by making stories up.

[@Cavemanstyle]

I need to figure out how to make this phone yell at me a few times to remind me when you go live!

[@annm9589]

Blake may have been offended that her baby was referred to as a bump. Who knows? She handled or moment not great, but I don’t think it has anything to do with misogyny in the workplace. This guy (if the allegations are true) sounds just awful. 🤢

[@rebthirteen8012]

Misogynistic creep. He bought the rights to that book to make a film, and then proceeded to make the female cast and crews lives a living hell on set?? No wonder his agents dropped him, and FAST. 🤮 What kind of monster has that thought process?

[@CatMomAmanda]

2:37:10 it is super easy to put the audio track over whenever picture is showing. The only knowledge I have about video editing is from seventh grade computer class, and even I know that. I agree, the edits are very obvious and I don’t really believe them.

[@ColorsFlight]

Dude I am never doing great while pregnant.

[@cassbrookes9331]

I honestly wonder if he chose this book because he is a predator himself. IF the allegations are true then he deserves to be cancelled. Whether you like Blake or not isnt the piint, if this is true then there werr serious safe guarding issues on set.

[@trisHa6666]

Replay crew .. Can’t see much wrong with the interview tbh… I’m sure many of us have had far worse days at work, with a lot less pay ! And BL does look at interviewer 🙄 for ducks sake !

[@CatMomAmanda]

1:27:31 from what I know, Blake and Anna Kendrick are good friends

[@suesweeney7536]

I think Nathan worked for Depp

[@yundorphin]

This may come off as rude, but isn't it also the interviewer's job to help manage the interview? Since she's just sitting back letting them talk, it doesnt seem rude that they're talking to each other to me... maybe it's because I am autistic, but I don't fully understand what is so rude about this?

[@AttorneyMelanieLittle]

@@yundorphin I agree with you!

[@lena-v2]

@@yundorphin same not rude and certainly not quite my job level..if it was to the interviewer she is in the wrong business.

[@amylynn732]

I thought BL questioning the interviewer question about clothing was correct push back abiut the double standard that STILL exists. It wasn't mean or aggressive. We have to stop saying that when women are assertive. Another assinine comment is calling a woman emotional or sensitive when they are animated or defending themselves from actual aggression.

[@Leahever777]

My fav is the intro song!!!

[@AshleyPaine-bk5cm]

❤ MISSING girl from your area (Patchogue)....14 yr old Emmarae Gervasi (missing for 20+ days). Can you please post on your page to get the word out. Thank you.

[@25yrsotj]

This is the first I'm seeing of it ! Just found articles in small online areas about her missing and possibly why !

[@Fleur-de-Liss954]

In that interview, Blake had a dog on her chair. That’s why PP is leaning over.

[@elise2096]

It’s not just Blake it’s both Parker and Blake talking with each other. They seem very into each other and the interviewer seems fine letting them talk. In this edit she didn’t seem to try and interrupt them. Lets see the whole video no edits and then we could make a fully informed comment. If this is the interview that makes her look bad 😂 seriously.

[@FlavioMarceloSousa35]

Baldoni is an idiot, Blake a genuine bully. No way this madness will ever get to trial, there's too much at stake, an agreement will be reached.

[@jaybee4118]

Is she though? Clips from 2, maybe 3, interviews don’t make someone a “genuine bully”. Most of the stories about her over the years have never been substantiated and even though she’s done some kinda crap stuff at best, it doesn’t mean she deserves harassment. Boiling his actions to he’s “an idiot” is crazy.

[@Leahever777]

Look her up! She has a rep of being caddy, narcissistic and a bully. There aren't male actors that enjoyed working with her. 😅

[@georgewashington3555]

Work place is work place.. and it was not proffessional. The end. Blake brought the attention of what should not be happening.. and its a horrible list. Then they attacked her for it.

[@georgewashington3555]

No he is not just an idiot.. he was in charge of the project and he was abusive with his friends as well. Its well explained in the complaint. Work place should be professional and safe.

[@FlavioMarceloSousa35]

@@georgewashington3555 The complaint was filed by Blake Lively, that's her version of what happened. Let's see what Baldoni has to say.

[@dianef108]

For me, I think, when the interviewer started right off with the bump comment, when asked not to beforehand, it ruined the atmosphere for the other two for the rest of the interview, And, rightly so!

[@amelia4480]

Just watched some of the "rude" moments and i have to say sometimes things come out of my mouth and i think about it later and I'm like "omg that was rude, why did i say that!!?"

[@kz5101]

And we are ready to tarnish Blake, but at the same time we post offensive comments about her. And we think we are better then she is. Duble standards

[@Jessica_L90]

i had never heard of justin baldoni till the film was out and about and im sorry but he is acting like a child ohhh she started it its her fault please

[@TheJunkFarm]

Especially since there’s already two suits in two states, where about 30 attorneys have stated under penalty of perjury that lively never even ‘started it’ So what’s he do? Goes out and slams her publicist. Third defamation suit incoming?? Dude, stop digging the hole you’re in. Or actually don’t it’s entertaining af. They are going to be teaching these text messages in every law class, marketing, business, internet IT, social media and media class as the ‘bad example’ of what not to do for the next 100 years.

[@cherylhaskell9830]

No words adequate to express absurdity in Blake's actions and accusations.

[@georgewashington3555]

I think Blake legal letters and list of abuses at work explains it very well to all that have read it, what was wrong with that set . Baldoni and friends got exposed. Rightly so.

[@ColorsFlight]

I thought the reporter was rude honestly

[@007nadineL]

*1:16:00** Re Karen Read, you should be a guest on Kevin's youtube show called Yellow Cottage Tales.* .

[@AttorneyMelanieLittle]

😂

[@ElaineRudnicki]

« Congratulations on your bump » is intrusive about an intimate state and was not the subject nor purpose of the interview so Blake probably took offense immediately and understandably. Instead of saying « stop, wait, what? » she kept on trying to do her JOB.

[@TheJunkFarm]

I dunno why nobody seems to think a Hollywood actress might not have been deeply actually hurt by being called “bumpy.” Everyone thinks it’s so mean because flaa can’t conceive but the EXACT SAME WORDS said fifteen seconds previously couldn’t have wounded lively?

[@jaybee4118]

Thank you. I’ve never even been pregnant yet that kind of “congratulations” makes me cringe every time I hear it said to someone else. And it’s worth remembering she was in the middle of a day of junkets and they are gruelling on mental health. It’s possibly that interviewers only job outside of writing that day, so I understand when sometimes actors get a bit snippy.

[@jaybee4118]

@@TheJunkFarmI don’t trust that interviewer. She’s jumped on too many hate campaigns against women. She might be infertile, but she’s then using it to jump on a hate bandwagon.

[@AmblingSoulCC]

Personally, I was not surprised by that interviewers statement about the bump. Over the years what I remember from Blake Lively post Gossip Girl is a lot about fashion, and especially fashion during her pregnancy. I also recall her being fairly open in interviews giving tidbits about being pregnant and how they want to raise their kids. So I personally did not see an issue with an interviewer congratulating a person on celebratory news that was made public. Clearly that should not be the focus of an interview when discussing professional projects but there are also blurred lines when that is part of the person's brand and public talking points.

[@kz5101]

@@AmblingSoulCCyeah, i think Flaa is not very professional journalist based on seen interviews

[@tinan97478]

CONTEXT IS HUGE re: the Flaa 2016 interview!!!! In 2016, it was the HUGE women’s movement in Hollywood - equal pay, parts, respect, treating women equally, etc. Part of that movement was actresses complaining that women are always asked about their babies, family, what are you wearing, etc and not asked the deeper questions about their characters, parts in film like the men are, “we want to be taken seriously”. Huge article in Vanity Fair that lays out the movement titled- 2016: The Year That Women in Hollywood Fought Back. That is why BL & Parker responded to her in that way. e Every major female celeb took part so much so if a journalist first question asked what are you wearing on the red carpet premiere, the actress walked away. Ryan Seacrest experienced major female stars walking away when he asked, what are you wearing EXAMPLE NICOLE KIDMAN. The entire female cast in Woody Allen’s movie were HUGE supporters and outspoken about the movement and Flaa strolled in as a female journalist and the first thing she asked, wardrobe and BL replied would that be asked to the men. Flaa literally showed she wasn’t supporting the women’s movement or she was tone deaf of the political climate at the time. And now, she is public shaming BL 8 years later thinking maybe no one will remember the 2016 Women’s Movement in Hollywood and the public are gullible - who won’t remember or care.

[@georgewashington3555]

Now if Kjersti calls herself a journalist.. and even if she was not aware of that at the time of the interview.. she had to learn about that later. Yet this woman pretends like she has no clue what happened and why it happened. I watched one of the videos Kjersti made , but one video was enough if you wanted to "explain yourself", yet kjersti keeps making videos over and over and over. It was questionable to me that Kjersti would be so butt hurt about a video from 6 years ago.. that she suddenly had to PUT OUt.. 6 years ? and as a journalist she is HUrt? I do not trust kjersti , whatever her motives are. Dont know when she posted her 6 year old video but if it was posted during the attack on Blake , then Kjersti is definitely part of it. And she keeps doing it.

[@tinan97478]

@@georgewashington3555 the other reason I question it, she interviewed BL 2 years after that for A Simple Favor that went well. BL was nice, playful, engaged Flaa when Kendrick was talking directly to her and BL redirected to Flaa. It ended with laughter, pleasantries, nice to meet you and a handshake. But of course, Flaa doesn’t mention that in her repetitive comments about her feelings.