Hollywood wars: Lively business suffered enormous losses due to Baldon's scandal

Justin Baldoni's legal team denies the accusations of lawyers Blake Lively, stating that their client is not involved in the fall of the actress brand sales. Hollywood actress Blake Lively, who sued the director of the romantic drama "All ended with us" by Justin Baldoni and several other persons from his team, accusing them of persecution and coordinated campaign to destroy her reputation, has already faced the first consequences.

The sales of Blake Brown hair, which the actress released, has been asked by 78%lately, which has led to huge financial losses, Mirror reports. Lively says that everything is due to a large -scale reaction. "According to internal sales forecasts, a sudden and unexpected negative media campaign, launched against Ms. Lively, reduced the retail sales of Blake Brown by 56-78%," the stars lawyers say. The range of actress brand drinks was also injured.

"At about the same time, Miss Lively's accounts on social networks, including Betty Buzz and Betty Booze, were littered with offensive comments that began to be reflected in other social and traditional media," the claim said. In her lawsuit against Baldon, the actress spoke about Justin's improper behavior on the set.

Blake claims that Justin, a producer company Wayfarer Studios, and others participated in a "carefully thought out, coordinated and secured with resources of retribution scheme to force it and others to remain silent. " The court documents state that "the emotional impact on Miss Lively was extreme", and her husband Ryan Reynolds and four children were injured. "There are days when it is difficult for her to get out of bed, and she often prefers not to go outside in public.

While she fought for preserving her personal life and business interests, at the closed door she suffered from grief, fear, fear, fear injuries and extreme anxiety, "the lawyers say. For her part, Baldon's defense denies her statement, claiming that all hatred on social networks is "organic" and not provoked by them. In addition, actresses' accusations are called "completely false, outrageous and deliberately obscene.

" Baddon also sues the New York Times for defamation for its charges, stating that the newspaper and star were conducting a coordinated defamatory campaign. It requires at least $ 250 million. The lawsuit states that the newspaper "almost completely relied on the unverified and selfish history of Lively, retelling it almost literally, ignoring a lot of evidence that contradicted her statements and revealed her true motives. But Times did not excite it.