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Justin Bardoni’s lawyers made the claim of a new bomb in their case Break Live.
On Wednesday, Bardoni’s team filed documents alleging that the actress “ends with us” had threatened her close friend, Taylor Swift. People reported.
Lively’s lawyer Mike Gottlieb shared a statement calling Fox News Digital Calling Baldoni’s claims “categorically false.”
Justin Bardoni’s legal team accused Blake of livelying for threatening Taylor Swift. (Getty Images)
“We deny all of these so-called allegations, all of which have been warded to anonymous sources and are completely ignored by reality, which has led us to expect from Farrer’s lawyers.
“We explicitly deny all of these so-called allegations, which are fed to anonymous sources of coronavirus and completely ignored by reality.”
“We will incorrectly file a complaint with the court to hold these attorneys liable for the misconduct here.”
On Wednesday, Lively’s lawyers filed an motion sought with the court to attack the charges from Dockett, saying they were “basically unfounded, unnecessary, inappropriate and abusive,” they told Fox News Digital.
“There should be no need to respond to allegations procured anonymously, unfounded, unfounded, recklessly levelled without supporting evidence. However, each claim in Friedman’s letter is worth recording as clear and clearly false. As a legal matter, Friedman’s letter is fraudulent.
Former “It Ends With Us” co-stars Justin Bardoni and Blake Lively are now ingrained in a fierce legal battle. (Fox Nation)
Baldoni’s team wrote on May 14 that they believe the case requires a subpoena Swift.
“The active defendant’s claim that the subpoena seeks unrelated information is incorrect,” wrote Bardoni’s lawyer, Brian Friedman.
Friedman writes that he received hints from “sources that are likely to have reliable information.” Freedman said sources shared that Lively asked Swift to delete certain text messages.
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“Friedman also claimed that Lively’s lawyers had contacted Swift’s legal team and requested Ms Swift to issue a statement of support for Lively.” He also said, “If Swift refuses to do so, it implies that private text messages of a personal nature in Lively’s property will be released.”
Fox News Digital reached out to Baldoni and Swift representatives for comment.
Justin Bardoni’s lawyer, Brian Friedman, accused her of invigorating the intimidating Swift of trying to persuade her to bring it to life through her legal battle. (Reuters/Mike Blake)
May 9th, Swift has been summoned As a witness to the vibrant legal battle of Bardoni.
Shortly after the news was released, a Swift spokesman denied that the pop star had any connection to the 2024 film, except for the license for her song “My Tears Ricochet,” which was featured in the film trailer and used in one scene.
“Taylor Swift never stepped into the set of this film. She wasn’t involved in the cast or creative decisions. She didn’t win the film. She had never seen the edits. She had never seen the notes about the film either.
Taylor Swift was summoned to be a witness to the legal battle of Bardoni Live. (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP)
“Taylor’s connection to the film allowed him to use one song from “My Tears Ricochet,”” the spokesman added. ” Given that her involvement had licensed the film’s songs, this documentary summon, which was also made by 19 other artists, is designed to use Taylor Swift’s name to attract public interest by creating tabloid clickbaits instead of focusing on the facts of the case.”
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Vibrant and Bardoni starred together in the romance drama “It Ending with Us.” It is based on a 2016 book by Colleen Hoover and premiered in August 2024. Behind the scenes problems Between the two, Bardoni and the lively lawsuit filed against each other.
Justin Bardoni accused Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds of taking over the production “It’s finished with us.” (John Nacion/Variety, Charly Triballeau/AFP Via Getty Image via Getty Images)
In January, Bardoni accused Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds of civil terror and defamation in a $400 million lawsuit.
The “Jane the Virgin” star’s lawsuit follows Live’s December lawsuit Blaming Bardoni for sexual harassment “It’s finished with us” during filming. However, Bardoni claimed that after being told he had controlled the film, he “mistakefully” accused him of trying to repair his reputation from the fallout from the film’s press tour.
To prove his claim that Lively controlled the film’s production, Baldoni’s legal team suggested that the actress would use her friendship with the world-famous Swift to threaten him. While working on the film, Lively insisted on a rewrite of the infamous rooftop scene. Baldoni hesitated about the idea, but he told the actress that he “we’ll see what she did together.”
Justin Bardoni and Blake are lively on the “It Ends With Us” set. (Getty Images)
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Lively then invited Baldoni to his New York City home. There, the actor said he felt Swift and that Reynolds used the rewritten scene to put pressure on him.
“Later, Bardoni felt an obligation to receive a lively textbook, saying that he liked her page and that Reynolds and her mega-celebrity friends didn’t need to put pressure on him,” the complaint said.
“I love what you did. It really helps a lot. It makes it more fun and interesting. (And I’d have felt that way without Ryan and Taylor. [emoji] You are truly an all-out talent. I’m really excited [sic] According to the complaint, Bardoni’s text said.
A spokesman for Taylor Swift previously shared that his involvement in “It Ending with Us” led to the use of one song. (Getty Images)
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Lively shared a long response, calling Swift and Reynolds the “dragons” who protect her.
Neither side has given them no indication that they intend to settle outside of court. Legal conflict It is scheduled to go to trial in March 2026 before a New York court.
Lauryn Overhultz of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
