Baldoni's lawsuit against The New York Times, filed Tuesday, claims that Reynolds pressured the 'It Ends With Us' co-star and director's former agent at the 'Deadpool & Wolverine' premiere.

In a lawsuit filed by Justin Baldoni against 'The New York Times' on Tuesday, Dec. 31, he claimed that Ryan Reynolds pressured his former agent at the 'Deadpool & Wolverine' premiere. However, WME denied they dropped Baldoni at the request of Lively and Reynolds in a statement.

In his own 87-page complaint, the director alleged that Lively’s husband, Ryan Reynolds, pressured WME to drop Baldoni at the “ Deadpool & Wolverine” premiere in July 2024. However, the agency denied the accusations in a statement to the Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday.

Baldoni's lawyers describe the alleged incident as an"inappropriate and humiliating berating" of the actor "delivered, perhaps intentionally, as other celebrity friends were coming in and out of their penthouse.

Blake Lively's legal team responds to Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against NYT, saying nothing will change anything about her claims against him.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are facing legal action from actor Justin Baldoni, who claims he was verbally berated by Reynolds during a confrontation that allegedly occurred at a Los Angeles Whole Foods.

WME is insisting that Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively did not pressure the agency to drop their former client, Justin Baldoni. The clarification comes a day after Baldoni sued the New York Times, based on their report on Lively's legal complaint against Baldoni,

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In his legal action, the actor-director alleges that during the premiere, he was “segregated from the main cast, barred from the exclusive after-party, and forced to organize their own event at additional cost,