Justin Baldoni states that Blake Lively wants to hide evidence to protect the ‘fogged image’

Justin Baldoni and his legal team responded to Blake Lively after her He asked a judge for an improved protection order Against his co -star of “IT ends with us.”

Page six obtained the letter that the director’s lawyers sent to Judge Liman on Tuesday, accusing the student of “Gossip Girl” of trying “to protect, from public hearing, documents and information exchanged in this document” in the midst of their Legal battle.

“Given how actively the animated parties have publicized and litigated the claims of Mrs. Lively in the media, we are now surprised to learn how vehemently she wants to prevent the public from accessing material and relevant evidence,” says the letter.

The letter declared how Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, provided the New York Times with their “confidential administrative complaint” and “thousands of original documents pages, including text messages and emails.”

“Em. Lively’s lawyer and ‘spokesman’ try to rehabilitate his fogged image with
Bold statements to the press, such as characterizing the complaint of Wayfarer matches as’ other
Chapter in him Abuse Play Book“The letter continued.

Baldoni’s lawyers also mentioned the “planned sketch” of Reynolds in “SNL 50” February 16, in which the actor “Deadpool” “Standing and joking about his claims (of) sexual harassment and emotional anguish. “

In response, Lively’s lawyers sent a letter to the judge, saying that Baldoni’s statements show exactly why a protection order is needed.

The producer’s lawyer pointed out in the letter obtained by page six the existence of “certain creators of online content” that “frequently repeat the line of Wayfarer matches”, such as Pérez Hilton and Candace Owens.

“The trips of the erroneous characterization adopted by the opposition through this Eco Chamber manufactured, by themselves, provide broad justification for a protection order that establishes adequate protections for third -party privacy interests,” the lawyers wrote.

Page Six has communicated with the representatives of Lively and Reynolds to comment, but did not receive an immediate response.

Last week, the lawyers of the star of “a simple favor” asked the judge to have certain evidence categorized as “only the eyes of the lawyer”, which would limit what the public sees.

The proposed category would only be used for the material that is “highly confidential and personal, sensitive or patented that the revelation of such is likely to cause a competitive, commercial, commercial, financial, personal or privacy injury”, according to the letter Obtained. On page six at that time.

Lively’s letter also noted that the case is “high profile individuals, to whom a duty of confidentiality is due.”

In December 2024, Lively filed a lawsuit Against Baldoni, 41, claiming that he sexually harassed her on the “ends with us.”

Lively, 37, also accused the student of “Jane The Virgin” and her publicists to orchestrate a smear campaign against her. Baldoni denied all the statements.

Last month, the director of “five feet apart” filed a demand for defamation and extortion of $ 400 million Against Lively, Reynolds and his publicist, Leslie Sloane.

He too sued the New York Times After The Outlet published a story about the accusations of sexual harassment of the actress. The departure said that “it will defend itself vigorously against demand.”

Lively and Baldoni’s test is Ready to start in March 2026.