Ryan Reynolds breaks silence on the legal battle over It Ends With Us

The legal drama surrounding the film adaptation of It Ends With Us has reached a new level of intensity. Ryan Reynolds, through his representative, recently expressed that he feels he "wasn't angry enough" during the initial conflict between his wife, Blake Lively, and director Justin Baldoni. This statement follows the unsealing of messages where Reynolds allegedly used harsh terms to describe Baldoni’s behavior on set. According to his team, Reynolds was witnessing his wife's daily struggle against what she described as sexual harassment and retaliation.

The tension isn't limited to the lead actors. Newly released emails suggest that author Colleen Hoover also felt significant discomfort, allegedly stating she could not "stomach" seeing others take credit for the work while boundaries were being crossed. While public appearances during the press tour suggested a unified front, court documents paint a picture of deep-seated animosity and strategic public relations. As the trial approaches, this behind-the-scenes look reveals the complex reality of one of the year's most talked-about productions.