Blake Lively’s brother-in-law, Bart Johnson, defended her in response to a lawsuit she filed against Justin Baldoni, her co-star and director in the film It Ends With Us. Johnson claimed that Lively’s complaints were filed during filming and that the cast unfollowed Baldoni for a reason. He criticized Baldoni’s PR team, calling their tactics gross and disgusting but highly effective. Johnson highlighted Lively’s many responsibilities as a mother of four and a businesswoman, while also dealing with a smear campaign against her.
Johnson expressed admiration for Lively’s ability to juggle her responsibilities and noted that she was doing a good job despite facing challenges. He criticized those who were quick to judge Lively for making mistakes, highlighting the pressure she was under due to the allegations she made against Baldoni. Johnson explained the term “girl boss” and praised Lively as a woman who is successful in business despite facing criticism and attack. He defended Lively’s character and work ethic in the face of public scrutiny.
Following Lively’s lawsuit against Baldoni, Johnson’s wife, Robyn Lively, showed support for her sister on social media. She expressed relief and satisfaction at the prospect of justice being served. Johnson had previously defended Lively against speculation of tension between her and Baldoni, expressing his belief in the hard work and dedication she put into the film. He acknowledged that mistakes were made but emphasized the importance of understanding the full context before passing judgment.
In response to a critique from a social media user, Johnson reiterated his support for Lively and her commitment to the message of the film. He acknowledged that mistakes were made but stressed the need to consider the full story before making assumptions. Johnson remained positive and supportive in his interactions, expressing love and respect for those who may have differing opinions. He maintained his belief that the truth would eventually come out and clarify the situation involving Lively and Baldoni.
