Justin Baldoni’s Insane Comments Revealed in Court by Blake Lively’s Driver

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Recent statements in the lawsuit between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, who both appeared in the movie It Ends With Us, have brought to light troubling reports about how Justin Baldoni acted during filming.

Newly released court records show Blake Lively’s former driver, Kevin Alexander, reported hearing actor Bryan Baldoni make inappropriate comments about women while driving with Lively and her assistant. These documents became public on January 20th.

Alexander stated that Baldoni made explicit and unprofessional comments about his relationships with women. He described the remarks as deeply unsettling, alleging that Baldoni spoke about both being forced upon women and forcing himself on them.

The driver explained that the conversation was so disturbing it made it hard for him to concentrate on the road. “It was really strange to meet someone and have a conversation like that in a car,” Alexander added, noting that this was his first time meeting Baldoni.

Following the ride, Alexander shared with Lively that he was feeling uneasy and wanted to investigate the driver. He told Lively he said to Blake, “I’m really uncomfortable. Something doesn’t feel right, and I’d like to look into his background.” Documents suggest his reaction surprised those present, highlighting concerning behavior.

Newly released court documents contain messages between Blake Lively and Taylor Swift regarding director Justin Baldoni. Lively reportedly called him a “foolish director” and a “clown,” while Swift allegedly used a more offensive term to describe him. These messages have increased public attention on the legal case.

A lawsuit filed by Lively in late 2024 accuses Justin Baldoni of sexual harassment and spreading false rumors during filming. Baldoni has refuted these accusations. A $400 million defamation lawsuit he filed against Lively was previously dismissed.

Both Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are continuing to work on their acting careers. Lively recently wrapped up filming a sequel to her 2018 movie, Another Simple Favor, and is set to star in the upcoming thriller The Survival List, which is currently being developed. Reynolds, meanwhile, is busy working on the next Deadpool movie.

Baldoni stays busy through his production company, Wayfarer Studios. He’s also an executive producer on shows like the drama Eleanor the Great and the action-comedy Code 3, and he continues to develop content through his Man Enough platform, which explores ideas about masculinity.

The trial is scheduled to start May 18th in New York City. Judge Lewis Liman is currently considering a request to resolve the case quickly. New statements from Alexander, along with text messages between Lively and Swift, are expected to be important parts of the trial.

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2026-01-27 23:45