Poured text messages are the key to the complaint from Blake Lively. What happens when texts by A-listeners like Hugh Jackman or Taylor Swift are inserted?

It ends with us started as one of the book-to-film adjustments that were published in cinemas last year. Before 2024, however, it ended that a large part of the legal drama has now turned, especially between the leading actress Blake Lively and the director/co-star Justin Baldoni. Yesterday it happened that the 400 million dollars that Baldoni was submitted against the New York Times could be ejected, and now there is an update about the text messages that are of crucial importance for the lively/Baldoni lawsuit. In particular, the Gossip Girl -Aun is concerned whether news from large celebrities such as Hugh Jackman and Taylor Swift can get into the process.

As reported by the New York Post, Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds want to keep these text messages away with Justin Baldoni from the public in their impending legal proceedings. In particular, they want a “special protective layer” that is created before the talks of “top -class” people are created via Lively's Time It ends with us. Attorney Meryl Conant, Governski, did not mention specific names at a hearing before the Federal Court of Manhattan.