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The legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has taken a new turn, with a New York judge stepping in to demand that both sides keep their drama out of the public eye. Amid a heated lawsuit over allegations of misconduct during the filming of “It Ends With Us,” the judge has told both Lively and Baldoni’s attorneys to stop using media outlets as a platform to sway public opinion.
This legal war, which involves accusations of sexual harassment and defamation, has gripped the media, with both parties taking their case to the press. Baldoni’s legal team even launched a website detailing their side, complete with a 224-page complaint and an exhaustive timeline of events. Despite the media frenzy, Judge Lewis Liman has emphasized that public statements must not affect the fairness of the trial or the impartiality of potential jurors.
The ruling comes as both sides gear up for a courtroom showdown on March 9, 2026, and the pressure is on to keep the case within the confines of the legal system. With both sides determined to make their case, the question remains: Will the media’s influence affect the outcome, or will justice prevail in this high-profile Hollywood saga?
