According to Baldoni’s amended complaint from his $400 million suit, Lively reportedly demanded the “costume department pack up wardrobe and deliver it to her personal residence” in Manhattan instead of traveling to the production office — roughly 15 minutes from her home — resulting in additional expenses.

Justin Baldoni shared a photo of his handwritten notes from an intimacy coordinator discussing 'It Ends With Us' sex scene ideas, a meeting he claims Blake Lively chose to skip and led to the 'basis' for her sexual harassment complaint.

Johnny Depp's former attorney, Benjamin Chew, said Justin Badoni and Blake Lively could face "real danger" as their legal drama continues to unfold ahead of an upcoming trial.