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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds share family moments amid legal drama

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds enjoying family time together
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds share joyful family moments amidst ongoing legal challenges.

Family bonding during tough times

In the midst of a highly publicized legal battle, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are reminding us all of the importance of family. Recently, Lively shared a cheerful selfie with her husband during a family baking session, showcasing their ability to find joy even when facing challenges.

The couple, who have been married since 2012, radiated happiness as they took a break from baking to snap a quick photo together. Lively’s playful caption, “The family that bakes together… Stays sick on buttercream together,” perfectly encapsulates their lighthearted spirit.

Legal battles overshadowing personal life

However, the backdrop of their joyful moments is a contentious legal dispute with director Justin Baldoni. Lively filed a lawsuit against Baldoni in December 2024, alleging sexual harassment during the filming of their romantic drama, “It Ends With Us.” The actress also claimed that Baldoni and his team had orchestrated a smear campaign against her, which has only intensified the public scrutiny surrounding the case.

Baldoni, known for his role in “Jane the Virgin,” has vehemently denied all allegations, leading to a complex legal battle that has captured media attention.

Protective measures in the courtroom

As the legal proceedings unfold, both parties are taking steps to protect their interests.

In January, Baldoni filed a staggering $400 million defamation and extortion lawsuit against Lively, Reynolds, and Lively’s publicist. Recently, Lively’s legal team requested that certain evidence be classified as “Attorney’s Eyes Only,” aiming to limit public access to sensitive information.

This request was met with accusations from Baldoni’s team, suggesting that Lively was attempting to conceal crucial documents from the public eye. A judge has since approved Lively’s protective order, but a loophole remains, allowing for public access to certain documents during the trial, which is set to commence in March 2026.

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