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3: Lights, Camera, Lawsuit: The Clash Between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni (Pt. 1)
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- lovelustlaw
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- Aug 1, 2025
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- 3744
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Summary
Host Michele Locke — a seasoned divorce attorney and former family court judge — dives into the explosive drama behind the film adaptation of It Ends with Us , Colleen Hoover’s hit novel. What started as a highly anticipated film quickly turned into a public legal battle with allegations of sexual harassment, retaliation, and on-set misconduct, sparking a fierce feud between stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. Tensions boiled over as Blake filed a formal complaint, revealing shocking boundary violations and improvised intimate scenes. Justin and the producers hired a crisis team to control the fallout, showing just how high the stakes were. Joined by executive producer and victim advocate Jake Deptula, they unpack the harassment claims, smear campaigns, and power struggles behind the scenes. From Hollywood PR wars to courthouse drama, this series exposes the messy reality of making It Ends with Us — with more to come in Part 2. **DISCLAIMER** The information shared in this podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only. It should not be considered as professional legal advice or a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. The issues discussed today have not gone to trial, and no trier of fact has made findings as it relates to the claims of the respective parties. Nothing herein is to be construed or used in lieu of any future findings made by the appropriate trier of the legal disputes. Subscribe Here: lovelustlaw - Apple Podcasts lovelustlaw - Spotify Podcasts lovelustlaw - Amazon Music Credits lovelustlaw is hosted by Michele Locke Jake Deptula is Executive Producer Haley Gray is Producer, Writer, & Researcher Jared Landis is Sound Editor & Mixer Want to reach out to me? You can. You can email me at [email protected]. Want to find out wh…