Blake Lively is taking strong action to defend herself against Justin Baldoni's claims. She has asked for phone records from big companies like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. This move is part of her effort to show that Baldoni's team is trying to harm her reputation.

Lively's legal team is looking into how Baldoni and his friends are trying to make her look bad. They think that a crisis PR consultant named Jed Wallace might have helped Baldoni's team. Wallace has been accused of working to change the story and make people dislike Lively. Lively's team wants to find out more about how Wallace does his job and what he did to distract from the serious claims against Baldoni.

Lively's team also wants to look at phone and internet records. They believe these records will show who was involved in the plan to harm Lively and how it was done. This includes finding out who was talking to whom and when.

Baldoni's lawyer, Bryan Freedman, thinks Lively's team is just looking for any information they can find to support their claims. He says that Lively is trying to find a reason to prove that Baldoni is wrong. Freedman believes that Lively will not find anything to support her claims.

Lively's team has also asked for more time to file their lawsuit against Baldoni and his partners. They were given an extra four days to do this. Lively's lawsuit accuses Baldoni of sexual harassment and his team of trying to make her look bad. Baldoni has also filed a lawsuit against Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, for doing the same thing.

Baldoni is also suing The New York Times for libel over a story they published about Lively. A trial date for all of these cases has been set for March 2026.

Blake Lively Fights Back Against Justin Baldoni's Allegations

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