‘Shocking Amount of Privilege’: When Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s Alleged Behavior on It Ends With Us Set Angered An Insider

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The ongoing dispute between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has escalated further, with tensions traceable back to their initial encounters.

Reflecting on the past year, I found myself deeply engrossed in the unfolding drama surrounding “It Ends With Us.” Rumors circulated among insiders suggesting that the strained relationships between the co-stars during filming had created tension and disrupted the production process. Regrettably, this was further complicated by a writers’ strike.

As a lifestyle advocate, I acknowledge the importance of tact and empathy in any professional setting. On occasion, I may have expressed my views freely without considering the potential discomfort it might cause my team, unintentionally making them feel pressured. In hindsight, I recognize that certain actions, like bringing my children to a set during a charity event amidst a particularly stressful time, could be perceived as insensitive or “tone-deaf.” I strive to learn and grow from these experiences, always aiming for a more mindful and inclusive approach in the future.

A source confided to Daily Mail, “Blake instilled a sense of apprehension among everyone,” but clarified that she wasn’t intentionally cruel – instead, she exuded an uncanny lack of politeness with ease.

In the film, Baldoni faced criticism for his alleged poor leadership skills and for portraying what seemed like exaggerated feminism. The source further commented that the two main characters in the Colleen Hoover adaptation were strikingly alike in that they appeared to be overly sensitive individuals with substantial privilege, yet surprisingly low self-awareness.

The informant criticized both actors, Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, for perceived privilege and disconnection from the movie’s central message about domestic violence. They suggested that the actors’ performances in this context amounted to playing at or imitating abusive behavior.

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2025-01-11 12:38