Blake vs. Justin: It Didn't End With Us Unpacks Explosive Hollywood Feud

What began as a promising Hollywood partnership between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has spiraled into one of the industry’s messiest legal battles. The former co-stars of the Colleen Hoover-adapted project "It Ends With Us" are locked in a multi-million-dollar legal showdown, complete with bombshell allegations, leaked messages, and lawsuits flying in all directions.

Now, Fox Nation’s special, "Blake vs. Justin: It Didn’t End With Us," offers a deep dive into how this once-friendly duo turned into headline-grabbing adversaries.

Blake Lively, beloved for her role as Serena van der Woodsen on "Gossip Girl," has long been a household name and style icon. Meanwhile, Justin Baldoni, known for his role in "Jane the Virgin," transitioned into producing with the same charisma that made him a fan favorite. Together, they seemed poised for cinematic magic—until everything unraveled.

Production on "It Ends With Us" hit a standstill due to national writers' and actors' strikes. During this pause, tensions between Lively and Baldoni boiled over. According to legal documents, the two initially maintained a friendly rapport, even exchanging lighthearted texts daily. But things took a sharp turn when Lively issued a 17-point list of workplace demands, citing concerns over safety and professionalism.

Her demands included bans on spontaneous improvisation during intimate scenes and prohibitions against comments on her appearance. Criminal defense attorney Jonna Spilbor remarked, "She really sort of put out there that there was something amiss in the workplace, that it was not as safe as one would want it to be." Baldoni’s production company, Wayfarer Studios, complied with the revised contract terms, but this was far from the end of the drama.

After a strained press tour and public criticism, Lively accused Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios of sexual harassment and orchestrating a smear campaign against her. She filed a formal complaint alleging a hostile work environment. Baldoni fired back, denying all accusations and countersuing. He presented texts, emails, and additional evidence to challenge Lively’s claims of misconduct on set.

In a dramatic move, Baldoni also filed a $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times, accusing the newspaper of defamation in their coverage of the feud. The stakes couldn’t be higher as both parties fight to protect their careers and reputations.

Fox Nation’s special brings in pop culture experts, legal analysts, and insiders to dissect this explosive drama. From the celebrity fallout to the potential impact on Hollywood’s workplace culture, the program promises viewers a front-row seat to the chaos. Mark your calendars for the premiere this Thursday, March 6, and prepare for a rollercoaster of revelations.