
Justin Baldoni has responded to Blake Lively’s claims that a producer aligned with him showed her an inappropriate video while working on It ends with Us.
In their lawsuit against The New York Times, Justin and producer James Heath attached a screenshot of the video in question, which shows Heath’s wife giving birth.
In her suit, Lively’s attorney claimed, “To add insult to injury, Mr. Heath approached Ms. Lively and her assistant on the set and began playing a video of a completely naked woman with her legs spread. Mrs Lively thought he was showing her pornography and stopped him. Mr Heath explained that the video was of his wife giving birth.’
Her lawyer added: “Ms. Lively was startled and asked Mr. Heath asked if his wife knew he was sharing the video, to which he replied, “She’s not weird about it,” as if Ms. Lively was weird that she didn’t welcome it. Ms Lively and her assistant excused themselves, surprised that Mr Heath had shown them a nude video.’
In their rebuttal of the Gossip Girl The star’s claim, the duo’s lawyer wrote: “The Times compounded its journalistic failures by uncritically promoting Lively’s unsubstantiated allegations of sexual harassment against Heath and Baldoni. For example, the article, based on Lively’s [complaint]shockingly claims that “Mr. Heath had shown [Lively] a video of his wife naked,” with Lively [complaint] even labeling the material as pornography.” This claim is patently absurd. The video in question was a (non-pornographic) recording of Heath’s wife and baby during a home birth—deeply personal with no sexual overtones.”
The lawyer added, “The video was shown to Lively as part of a creative discussion in preparation for a childbirth scene in the film. Heath informed Lively that his wife forgave the video to be shown. Any suggestion that Heath participated in the exhibition of pornography or inappropriate content is false.”
Justin Baldoni directed and starred It ends with Us opposite Blake Lively.
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