Reporter Slams Blake Lively For the ‘Most Uncomfortable Interview’ That Made Her Want to ‘Quit’ Her Job; See Here

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As a devoted fan with years of immersion in the captivating world of Hollywood, I find myself deeply intrigued by this intriguing exchange between Kjersti Flaa and Blake Lively. The interview, which started as a routine promotional event for Café Society, has evolved into a thought-provoking discussion on journalistic ethics, celebrity etiquette, and gender disparities in the film industry.

On the 10th of August, Norwegian journalist Kjersti Flaa shared a four-minute video interview featuring Blake Lively and Parker Posey on YouTube. The video, initially posted, is now widely popular with more than 900,000 views.

In the video, Flaa shares that the encounter was the most awkward interview setting she’s ever been in. She ponders if it’s improper to offer congratulations for someone’s pregnancy or ask about their movie costumes, and invites viewers to share their thoughts by commenting below.

The interview happened in 2016, during Woody Allen’s promotional campaign for his film “Café Society.” It appears that Flaa’s discomfort arises from Blake Lively’s responses to questions about her pregnancy and wardrobe choices in the movie. Flaa’s remarks have sparked discussions on the boundaries of interview queries and the dynamic between reporters and celebrities.

A source close to Blake Lively claims that a seemingly rude comment made by the interviewer led to an uncomfortable atmosphere during their conversation. This comment seems to imply that the journalist’s approach might have been part of the awkwardness, rather than solely due to Lively’s responses. The ongoing virality of the video has sparked discussions about appropriate interview conduct and the dynamics between celebrities and journalists.

In the beginning of their chat, Flaa acknowledged Blake’s pregnancy by pointing out her “small belly”, as they spoke just before Blake was set to give birth to Inez in September 2016. Blake responded by returning the compliment on Flaa’s own “small belly” too.

Later on, Flaa praised the film for its stunning visuals and wondered aloud if Lively and Posey enjoyed wearing their costumes. Lively responded by questioning why so much attention was paid to the actresses’ wardrobes. She pondered whether similar focus would be given if the discussion was about men’s clothing. Flaa promised to bring up the topic of male costumes as well.

In their conversation, Lively discussed with Posey how often the attention given to women’s clothing overshadows that of men’s. She emphasized that it’s important to acknowledge and discuss men’s fashion as well. Throughout her comments, Lively showed her concern over the imbalance in costume discussions between genders, advocating for a more balanced conversation that considers both male and female fashion trends.

A friend of Blake Lively’s showed understanding for her response to a controversial comment about her baby bump in a recent interview. The source disagreed with the journalist’s choice of words, finding them rude and disrespectful. They felt that the interviewer should have approached Lively’s pregnancy with more sensitivity if it was going to be discussed at all.

Following the publication of the interview, Flaa took to Instagram to express gratitude towards her followers for their encouraging remarks. Similarly, on Twitter, she acknowledged the support she received after posting the interview.

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2024-08-16 13:53