Overview
- Reynolds, in a Today interview that aired Sunday, said he has “never been more proud” of Lively and that the public “has no idea what’s really going on.”
- On April 2, a federal judge dismissed 10 of 13 claims, removing sexual-harassment and defamation counts and leaving retaliation and contract claims for a May 18 trial in New York.
- Pretrial filings on April 11 show both Lively and Reynolds are expected to testify about alleged conduct during the film’s production, post‑production, and marketing.
- Lively first sued in December 2024 over alleged harassment and a coordinated smear effort, while Baldoni has denied wrongdoing.
- Baldoni’s $400 million countersuit against Lively and Reynolds was dismissed in June 2025, and some outlets have floated an unconfirmed U.K. move for the couple based on unnamed sources.