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Blake Lively’s Supporter Taylor Swift to Play a Major Role in Justin Baldoni’s $400 Million Lawsuit

Sometimes, life serves up a drama that’s so complex, it could make the juiciest plot twist look like a child’s play. The ongoing legal storm involving Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni is a prime example. What began as a dispute over allegations of sexual harassment during the filming of It Ends with Us has erupted into a full-scale courtroom spectacle.

And now, the case has morphed into something much larger, intertwining Lively’s personal relationships and shaking the very pillars of Hollywood’s power structures.

The legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has become a high-profile spectacle.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni in It Ends With Us | Credits- Sony Pictures

Now, imagine being in Lively’s shoes: a friend like Taylor Swift, once a constant source of support, is now called into court to be grilled under oath. You’d be forgiven for wondering how things escalated from “We’re besties” to “Taylor, sit down and tell us what you know.” 

Friendship tested: Taylor Swift’s role in the Lively-Baldoni lawsuit

Taylor Swift, who has been friends with Blake Lively for more than ten years and is godmother to Lively’s children, now faces a subpoena to testify in the ongoing lawsuit. According to sources close to the situation, the singer will soon be deposed, meaning she’ll be sworn in and questioned under oath about what she knows regarding the increasingly bitter legal battle between Lively and Justin Baldoni (via Daily Mail).

As wild as it may sound, Swift’s involvement was mentioned in legal filings by both sides, highlighting just how far-reaching the drama has become. A source close to the case confirmed

The first group of potential witnesses which Baldoni’s team wants to hear from have been contacted and are due to give evidence on an as yet unscheduled date.

Taylor Swift, Lively’s close friend and godmother to her children, is now subpoenaed to testify.
Taylor Swift at the Eras Tour | Credits: Paolo V, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Among these witnesses are Swift, Lively’s co-stars Jenny Slate and Isabela Ferrer, WME talent agency staff, and Sony executives — all of whom may soon be answering tough questions about their involvement or knowledge of the events surrounding the It Ends with Us film production.

Swift’s role in the case is particularly awkward for Lively. A legal conflict like this doesn’t just affect the individuals involved but their friendships and reputations as well. The bond between the two women runs deep, and it’s clear Lively never wanted this drama to pull Swift into the middle. But now, with Swift possibly forced to testify under oath, the personal nature of the case feels like it can no longer be ignored.

Reputation on the line: Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s $400m legal showdown

Lively’s co-stars, Jenny Slate and Isabela Ferrer, are also expected to testify.
Justin Baldoni in It Ends with Us | Credits: Columbia Pictures

The lawsuit itself is a tangled web of accusations and counterclaims. Blake Lively filed a bombshell complaint against Justin Baldoni in December 2024, accusing him of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment on set. Some of her most troubling claims include Baldoni allegedly entering her trailer while she was topless and making inappropriate comments. She also claims that Baldoni, with the help of his team, tried to launch a plan to tarnish her reputation.

In retaliation, Baldoni has filed a countersuit, denying all the allegations. He sued Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, for $400 million, accusing them of civil extortion, defamation, and invasion of privacy. As part of his countersuit, Baldoni included screenshots of text messages from Lively, in which she reportedly referred to Swift and Reynolds as her “dragons”. 

Then there’s the involvement of powerful Hollywood figures, like Ari Emanuel, the head of WME. He will also likely be called to testify about why his agency dropped Baldoni in December and whether this decision was influenced by Lively and Reynolds. Emanuel has been outspoken about the situation, saying in February (Daily Mail):

In Hollywood, they have been incredibly successful. People work with them, they’ve never had any bad mojo out there or treated people badly. They are charitable — we help them with their foundation — they’ve given tons of money away.

Adding fuel to the fire, Lively’s legal team is now working with crisis PR expert Nick Shapiro, signaling that they’re gearing up for a high-profile battle. With the case set to go to trial in 2026, we can only imagine the media storm this will create over the next few years.

The public’s eyes are on this case, and everyone’s waiting to see if Hollywood’s elite will come out of this with their reputations intact.

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