Jameela Jamil is the most recent celebrity text messages about the Blake Lively i Justin Baldoni The courtroom drama unfolded, revealing comments calling Lively a “suicide bomber” and a “slut.”
Court documents obtained by Us Weekly On Wednesday, January 21, text exchanges between Jamil, 39, and Baldoni’s publicist were revealed Jennifer Abel of August 2024, which is when the 41-year-old actor originally faced allegations of drama on the set of End With Us.
“I want to officially add nightmare c*** and demon c*** to my vocabulary – UNBELIEVABLE – she’s doing this to herself,” Abel wrote of Lively, 38, to which Jamil replied: “She’s a suicide terrorist right now.”
The duo too treated the allegations about Baldoni’s startup behavior. “At least the borderline abuser is out there, so he can’t come in with a predator,” Jamil noted.
The legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni continues with 181 pages of documents unsealed on Tuesday, January 20. In the documents, obtained by Us Weekly, several members of the cast of It Ends With Us – including Jenny Slate and Isabela Ferrer – were dismissed and hit Baldoni during his testimony. Communications between Lively (…)
After Lively publicly shared a link to a domestic violence hotline, Jamil referred to the post as “so cold.”
“I’m thinking of Justin sharing this, along with a wink emoji,” Abel said. Jamil, meanwhile, responded: “Ahahaha, don’t take him away from her; keep him quiet; keep him in Sweden.”
Abel expressed his hatred for Lively, which Jamil agreed with as he accused the actress of putting on a “freak dolan” act. Us Weekly has reached out to Jamil for comment on the unsealed text messages.
After the texts about Lively surfaced, a source told us: “It’s disappointing that instead of listening to women when they speak out, other women are calling them names and disparaging them in defense of a fake male feminist.”
Long live Baldoni personal correspondence has been converted a topic of conversation amid his ongoing legal battle. After speculation about the tension between the End With Us co-stars, Lively filed suit in December 2024 accusing Baldoni, who also directed the film, of sexual harassment, creating a “hostile work environment” and causing her “serious emotional distress” while working together.
In a statement provided to The New York Times, Lively said, “I hope my legal action will help pull back the curtain on these sinister retaliatory tactics to harm people who speak out about wrongdoing and help protect others who may be targeted.”
Balloni’s law Bryan Freedman called Lively’s claims “completely false, outrageous and intentionally salty,” alleging in a statement to we that Lively filed the lawsuit to “fix her negative reputation” and “reshape a narrative” about the production of End With Us. (Lively served as a producer on the film.)
Freedman claimed that Lively made “multiple demands and threats” throughout filming, which included “threatening not to show up on set, threatening not to promote the film, and ultimately causing her to disappear during the premiere, if her demands were not met.”
Baldoni subsequently countersued, who was later dismissed by a judge
Baldoni and Lively are expected to testify at trial in May. In unsealed documents Wednesday, Lively received support from several co-stars, and End With Us author Colleen Hoover.
“I literally don’t know a single thing I’ve done that could defame me. Ryan says he should write me letters of apology and thank you every day. And instead he chooses to make me a monster,” Lively’s text reads. “But what’s my crime. I just focused on the job and gave him EVERY opportunity to improve. And he’s still behaving like a rabid pig.”
Hoover responded that he felt “bad” for Baldoni, but added, “I can guarantee you he didn’t feel guilty. He’s too busy playing the victim while you’re working on making a better movie to be recognized for.”