Wes Austin Roasting Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively
Saw this on Kjersti’s new video. Too good not to share.
This guy is a comedian and lawyer.
Saw this on Kjersti’s new video. Too good not to share.
This guy is a comedian and lawyer.
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By Zarah Isibelle Faderon
Published Aug 20 2026, 4:32 AM BST
Blake Lively once tried to check gallons of actual ocean water as luggage. Not sea salt spray, not a fancy haircare product, but jugs filled straight from the Pacific, because nothing else could recreate her post-beach hair.
Once, the story may have seemed like quirky celebrity charm. However, after the fallout from It Ends With Us and her legal battle with Justin Baldoni, that same anecdote about seawater takes on a very different tone. The goodwill that once made it endearing has mostly faded, and audiences are no longer willing to give her the benefit of the doubt.
Lively easily described her best hair day ever: it was at the beach when her hair had been soaked in salt water. She filled large jugs with ocean water and attempted to check them as luggage instead of carrying them through TSA. However, airline staff told her she couldn't. She insisted, with a straight face, that no bottled sea salt spray could replicate the effect the actual ocean had on her hair.
During a polished press junket, where the interviewer was laughing, the anecdote came across as self-deprecating and a little silly. However, recirculated online without that context, the same words now seem tone-deaf, suggesting the speaker has never had to consider airline rules the way most people do.
Fans defending Blake Lively frame this situation as classic origin-story material for her haircare line, Blake Brown Beauty.
They believe every beauty brand needs an intriguing backstory, and Lively's experience hauling gallon jugs of seawater through an airport years before launching her line is seen as evidence of her genuine passion for hair texture rather than a celebrity trying to profit from a name on a product. This narrative emphasises dedication over diva behaviour.
The other side isn't convinced. Ordinary travellers face a strict 100ml liquid limit, roughly the capacity of a single clear baggie, and must pay fees for any additional checked baggage.
Lively, by her own account, attempted to check approximately 7.5 litres, or two gallons, of open seawater on a commercial flight. The disparity between her expectations and the rules that everyone else follows is exactly what critics are highlighting, and this issue resonates even more now than it would have three years ago.
Once a celebrity's goodwill runs out, every past interview is scrutinised for signs that any problematic behaviour was present all along. This phenomenon is often referred to as 'bitch-eating-crackers syndrome,' where nothing the individual does is interpreted in a positive light anymore.
Lively's ongoing legal and PR battles have made her back catalogue a prime target for that kind of scrutiny, and a throwaway beach-hair story is simply the latest clip pulled through it.
Is attempting to check gallons of Pacific Ocean water the mark of a true beauty fanatic, or is it the ultimate symbol of celebrity blind spots? Right now, there is no middle ground on this issue.
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If there’s one thing we know about Taylor Swift, it’s that she’d ‘very much like to be excluded from this narrative’. It’s the line she first uttered 10 years ago, after being embroiled in a public spat with Kim Kardashian and then husband Kanye West – and it’s the policy she’s been strictly following yet again when it comes to her ex best friend, Blake Lively.
As pop culturists will remember, Taylor, 36, and Blake, 38, had a showbiz friendship that, for over a decade, positioned Blake as the queen bee of Taylor’s girl gang. She was even entrusted with directing one of Taylor’s music videos, while Taylor was named godmother of all four of Blake and husband Ryan Reynolds’ children. But the love died early last year, when Taylor was unwittingly implicated in her BFF’s very public legal battle against actor and director Justin Baldoni.
At first, it was bad enough for the superstar to see that Blake had ostensibly used her as a bargaining chip, name-dropping her in thinly-veiled threats to Justin, and describing her as her Game of Thrones-type ‘dragon’, in what is believed to have been a bid to ‘take over’ their film, It Ends With Us, which Justin was directing. But then, jaws dropped when Blake’s private emails and texts were released, which showed that Taylor had initially colluded with Blake to help her gain the upper hand, and had referred to Justin as a ‘bitch’ and a ‘doofus’. Evidently, we saw their friendship sour before our eyes as their correspondence got colder, with Taylor eventually telling her friend she felt like she was treating her like a corporate ally in her legal battle.
Long story short, the friendship crashed and burned – and nowhere was that more obvious than at Taylor and Travis Kelce’s behemothic wedding in early July, which gathered every single celebrity you could ever possibly think of at Madison Square Garden arena. Every celebrity, that is, except Blake.
Until then, all parties had remained silent, ostensibly letting their public distancing do the talking. But then, director Justin set the cat among the pigeons just days after the wedding, when he piped up – breaking his two-year silence on his battle against Blake.
Speaking in an Instagram video alongside his wife, Emily Baldoni, he said, ‘We have not spoken publicly for the better part of the last two years, and it’s not because we haven’t had anything to say, because lord knows we have.’ They then both thanked their followers for not blindly following Blake’s narrative – which accused Justin of sexual harassment on set (charges that were dismissed) – and added, ‘So many of you had discernment, and you used your intuition, and you trusted that.’
Emily added, ‘There is so much more to say. That time will come’.
With that being said, we’re told that Blake’s feeling anxious. She and Justin reached an out-of-court settlement in May, with neither one ordered to pay damages to the other. Since then, she’s been waiting for the dust to settle, but the fact that Justin’s reclaimed his public voice has got her feeling nervous about what more he has to say – and with that in mind, she’s prepared to answer back.
As for where all this leaves Taylor, insiders say she’s absolutely fuming over what this could mean when it comes to her unwanted part in the neverending war of words. She’s already brutally – and demonstrably – cut Blake out of her life. But having Justin, and Blake in turn, speak up will inevitably mean her name gets dragged back in to the mix. What’s worse, with Blake feeling loose-lipped, we’re told Taylor’s worried she might decide to speak even more directly about her former BFF. Having been top dog in Taylor’s inner circle for so long, you can be sure she knows where all the bodies are buried, and – with nothing to lose – who knows what she could share?
‘The longer that Blake is vilified, the more likely it is that she’ll decide to have her say and explain everything she’s been through,’ says an insider close to the former friends. ‘It wouldn’t be about making money - it would simply be about clearing her name and telling her side of the nightmare. For Taylor, though, that would be a worst-case scenario because she’s incredibly sensitive about any private details coming out that she hasn’t approved.
‘Blake would never go all scorched earth on her, but – after so many years of friendship – she knows a whole lot about her, and the prospect of any of that becoming public would be an absolute disaster for her if it were to happen.’
Let’s remember, Taylor knows better than most the power of being the one to tell a story. She’s made a whole career out of it, famously singing, ‘I’ve got a blank page, baby…and I’ll write your name.’ But while she loves to tell a story, she hates being embroiled in one, which is why she was so quick to delete Blake from her life. But even if the latter does bite her tongue, there’s no guaranteeing that Justin will do the same. He’s already intimated that it’s only a matter of time before he speaks up more, and though his grievances are specifically aimed at Blake, there’s no denying that Taylor, at one point, was indeed involved. So, whether she likes it or not, she’s part of his story.
‘The reality is that she’s always going to be tied to this drama – there’s no escaping that,’ says our source. ‘So, if Blake goes ahead and hits back at Justin, it’s inevitably going to put Taylor back in the news cycle in a way that’s bound to get under her skin. It would be different if Justin was content to let this fade away, but, based on what he and his wife said, it seems pretty clear that he isn’t ready to do that. And Blake’s only human, so of course she’s going to want to defend herself, or – even better – get ahead of them and tell her side of the story.’
For now, it seems that all Taylor can do is hold her breath and hope that, if Blake and Justin do indeed start slinging mud yet again, she’ll stay largely out of the firing line. Yes, Blake must know the finer details of Taylor’s precious inner sanctum, but she also knows that having Taylor on somewhat amicable terms is better than having her as an enemy. After all, as her and Travis’ wedding attests, she has the whole of Hollywood in her corner. Blake won’t want to take on the whole army of Tinseltown. Justin, meanwhile, might be dicier – but the truth is, Taylor’s just a footnote on the massive thesis he must have to write about Blake. Let’s hope, for Taylor’s sake, she’s by and large excluded from this narrative.
I wanted to personally share this video. I would encourage you to watch it yourself - it's only 26 minutes.
In my opinion, Flaa has been extraordinary in her commitment to pursuing the facts surrounding this case, but I also wanted to add some thoughts regarding one specific portion of her video that pertains to our sub.
Main allegation: Ryan Reynolds and a smear campaign
Examples cited
Reddit / censorship anecdote
PR stunt: Blake & Ryan at a soccer match
Brand‑tagging and image of relatability
Guests and connections
Legal updates and threats
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^(Sorry for the shitty video quality. I'm not great using whatever video editor came with my computer.)
I missed Shit Post Sunday, so I thought I would drop this lovely little video here today.
Wanted to clip for media preservation, but you can see the link and all the hilarious comments here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DbxGrNSP7IO/
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Was checking out Stassi Schroeder's new show on Hulu and in the first episode, her best friend Taylor brings this beauty out for Halloween. Was completely unexpected, and hilarious.
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Taylor Swift is featured in most of these headlines, and the source claiming Blake and Ryan were invited but chose not to attend? Doesn't really seem to match up to the titles. The worst couple in Hollywood seems to have been left off, intentionally.
Is this a play by Swift's camp? This seems like .. a lot? But also, is Blake only relevant in more recent times because of her "girl squad" affiliation with Taylor Swift? Yeah, I get that she is also Ryan's wife, but Taylor seems a lot more relevant to me than Ryan Reynolds. Even prior to this lawsuit. Thoughts?
To prevent this from becoming a low effort post, I am including an article I was curious about:
Blake Lively is reportedly struggling to come to terms with the apparent end of her longtime friendship with Taylor Swift. New insider claims suggest the actress believes the fallout has been disproportionate, particularly given how close the two had been for nearly a decade.
For years, fans considered Blake Lively one of Taylor Swift’s closest celebrity friends. The pair frequently shared moments from birthdays, holidays, and special occasions on social media while publicly supporting each other’s careers. Their friendship became public in 2015, and it quickly became one of Hollywood’s most talked-about celebrity bonds.
Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, grew so close to the Grammy-winning singer that they named Swift the godmother of their four children. Fans also viewed Lively as one of the most prominent members of Swift’s close-knit circle.
Speculation about tension between the two friends began circulating last year after Lively’s legal dispute with actor-director Justin Baldoni became public. While neither Swift nor Lively has publicly addressed the status of their friendship, multiple reports have suggested the relationship cooled in the months that followed. More recently, Lively was noticeably absent from Swift’s widely discussed wedding celebrations. While several reports claimed she was not invited, other outlets suggested she did receive an invitation but chose not to attend.
According to an insider, Lively finds the breakdown of the friendship difficult to accept. “To Blake, it all feels incredibly unfair,” the source claimed. The insider alleged that Lively acknowledges making a mistake by referring to Swift as one of her “dragons” in a private text message that later became public. Neither Lively nor Swift has publicly confirmed that their friendship has ended. Reports about a falling out still rely on unnamed sources. However, recent reports have continued to fuel speculation that their once-close friendship has changed significantly since last year.
https://www.aol.com/articles/blake-lively-finds-part-her-015500000.html
“Dancing With the Stars” judge Carrie Ann Inaba has spoken out following Justin Baldoni‘s July 8 Instagram video in which he publicly spoke for the first time about his legal saga with his “It Ends With Us” costar Blake Lively, and her words seem to indicate that she’s firmly in Baldoni’s corner.
Carrie Ann is not the only “Dancing With the Stars” personality to rally around Baldoni. Derek Hough and his wife Hayley follow him on Instagram, and Hayley has “liked’ his last 3 Instagram posts.
In the video, Baldoni and his wife Emily said they are feeling “gratitude” for the love and support they’ve received over the past 19 months despite the “injustice and the pain” they experienced.
Carrie Ann responded in the comments by writing, “It’s great to see you both back here sharing your truths again. I personally have missed what you put into the world…my heart is full seeing you guys again.”
She went on, “Healing takes time…and it takes community. Sending you both soooo much love.” She added a red heart at the end of her message.
Carrie Ann is not the only “Dancing With the Stars” personality who has shown Justin love.
Justin’s two female co-leads from his breakthrough CW comedy “Jane the Virgin” also both hit up the comments to show their support. Gina Rodriguez, who played the titular character Jane Villanueva and Baldoni’s love interest, wrote, “love you friends. Por vida.” Por vida means “for life” in Spanish.
Yael Grobglas, who played the estranged wife of Baldoni’s character in the sitcom, simply wrote, “I love you lots,” adding three hearts to show her affection.
The dispute between Lively and Baldoni seemed to arise from a struggle for creative control of the film, to which Baldoni owned the rights, and later spiraled into accusations of harassment on the set. However, Baldoni’s countersuit against Lively maintains that his actions were taken out of context and twisted to paint him in a bad light.
In one example, Blake’s lawsuit suggested that Justin had nefarious motives for suggesting the addition of new sex scenes to the script, but it was later revealed that female Sony executive Ange Giannetti had written Baldoni, who was also the director, a frantic letter demanding he add “more heat” to the film and ensure that it was “adult” enough to earn an R-rating for sensuality. Because the 2016 Colleen Hoover novel on which the books is based is famous for its explicit romance scenes, Giannetti explained the audience was expecting something “grown-up and sexy.”
In another example, Blake complained that Baldoni had hired a “friend” to play the doctor during her character’s birth scene, suggesting a lack of professionality. However, it was later revealed the actor in question, Adam Mondschein, was a qualified actor with a Masters degree in acting from UCLA who has won numerous awards.
These and many more clarifications were laid out by Baldoni in his countersuit for defamation against Lively. That case was dismissed because Judge Lewis Liman ruled that the content of Lively’s lawsuit constituted legally protected speech under California’s Protecting Survivors From Weaponized Defamation Lawsuits Act (AB 933), and that Baldoni had failed to sufficiently establish that her actions amounted to illegal extortion.
Baldoni had an opportunity to amend his claims and refile, but he elected not to do so, instead letting the deadline pass.
Lively is currently seeking to recover around $8 million in legal fees related to her defense against Baldoni’s countersuit under a new and controversial California law known as Civil Code Section 47.1. It is controversial because it aggressively penalizes anyone who sues an accuser for defamation after being accused of sexual harassment. While designed to protect survivors from retaliatory lawsuits, critics argue the law is easily weaponized to silence the accused by making them financially liable for their accuser’s legal defense fees if they are not victorious in a defamation suit.
https://entertainmentnow.com/dancing-with-the-stars/carrie-ann-inaba-supports-justin-baldoni/
In the spirit of getting prepared for the Jones vs. Abel lawsuit, remember when Lively's team tried to cover their tracks on the whole Vanzan subpoena by telling Judge Liman that Wayfarer and Abel already received (the secondhand subpoena and documents) so there was nothing left to compel?
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.635782/gov.uscourts.nysd.635782.71.0.pdf
But the reality of the situation is that they provided a secondhand copy that Blake had, not a direct or original production. Did Blake ever turn over the original? Was it signed by a judge? Is it actually a valid subpoena? Does this go beyond unethical and turn into an
They might have skirted the Vanzan issue somewhat in the Lively vs Wayfarer case, but I am dying to know what will happen in the upcoming case. While using an invalid or improperly issued subpoena in New York is typically not considered a criminal offense, it is highly improper and can result in severe civil penalties, financial sanctions, and professional discipline for the issuing party/attorney. What will come of this?
And it would be absolutely improper of me to mention the Vanzan subpoena without also mentioning the sham Doe lawsuit as well (to cover their asses).
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Andy Signore purchased the article ‘Heartfelt’ or ‘creepy’? Justin Baldoni video after Blake Lively legal battle divides PR experts from NBC, and while that article has already been covered here, he points something out that is very interesting.
Juda Engelmayer is quoted in the article about Justin being 'creepy' when he, himself, represented Harvey Weinstein. WTF, right? Well upon further digging, Andy points to this article, As Harvey Weinstein’s publicist I talk to him most days. I like him, in which the article features the following:
>The publicist also employs influencers. “You look for key placements, people who have a certain amount of followers,” he said, paying them between “$5,000 to $100,000” for a series of videos supporting his client’s case. “It’s a whore’s world.”
Does this sound familiar to anyone? Weinstein publicist employed influencers to lean a specific way online, no matter how stupid the words coming out of their fingers sound. It certainly makes sense for at least 3-4 "influencers" that I can think of whose audiences are mostly compromised of paid Blake supporters two of which don't have real jobs and just grift online.
I mean, even Bethenny Frankel was approached (presumably by Leslie Sloan if you listen to the video), to 'cover' this case in support of Blake Lively, 🍵 ☕️ Bethenny Frankel - Just Revealed Someone From Blake Lively’s Team Called Her Multiple Times to Plead Their Case and Wanted Her to Discuss the Case With Her Audience in a good light to Blake Lively Around Christmas in 2024.
My theory is they couldn't get any real influencers that had established audiences, so resorted to these relatively unknown creepers who have tried relentlessly to build a 'crowd' over time. I'm sure the paid accounts that support them are just a layer of padding to keep up appearances about people 'believing' them, hoping to gain traction.
Juda is very well established in the same circles Leslie Sloan runs in, it would not come as a surprise to me that she deploys the same tactics Juda mentioned in the above paragraph.. they accuse Wayfarer of these tactics, but everything they do (Blake, Ryan, Leslie) is just a projection of their own behaviors. Every accusation is an admission, etc. They are the digital violence, and we see right through them.
On top of all of this, anyone genuinely following this case, the evidence, all of it, figures out very quickly that Blake(Ryan) is no victim. Blake and Ryan are the violence. They are the perpetrators and the world knows it. There is no PR that will fix what Ryan and Blake have done to themselves, and while they have caused a whole hell of a lot of pain to many people throughout this lawsuit, they have, ironically, really taken themselves out.
Posted July 10, 2026
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Justin Baldoni has finally broken his silence, and insiders tell Naughty But Nice the reaction inside Blake Lively’s camp has been explosive.
After Baldoni and his wife, Emily, released an emotional video describing the past two years as filled with “trauma” and “injustice,” sources say Blake was anything but sympathetic.
“Blake watched every second of the video, and she was absolutely furious,” one insider tells Naughty But Nice. “She believes Justin is trying to rewrite history and recast himself as the victim. That’s not how she sees it.”
Despite her anger, don’t expect Blake to fire back publicly.
“She’s not taking the bait,” says another source. “Blake has no interest in giving this another news cycle. In her mind, the case is over, and she’s determined to keep it that way.”
Her husband, Ryan Reynolds, feels very differently.
“Ryan is enraged,” an insider reveals. “He thinks Justin is reopening wounds that everyone worked incredibly hard to close. He doesn’t understand why anyone would want to drag this back into the spotlight.”
Sources tell Naughty But Nice the couple discussed whether to respond before deciding that silence was their strongest move.
“Justin wants to tell his story,” says a Hollywood insider. “Blake and Ryan believe responding only amplifies his message. They think the most powerful statement they can make is saying nothing.”
The lawsuit between the former It Ends With Us co-stars ended earlier this year with a confidential settlement, with neither side paying damages.
“Blake has moved on, even if Justin hasn’t,” another source tells Naughty But Nice.
For now, the loudest response from Camp Lively is complete silence.
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https://robshuter.substack.com/p/exclusive-blake-lively-furious-over
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