Best Podcast Episodes About Blake Lively
Everything podcasters are saying about Blake Lively — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 24, 2026 – 8 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Blake Lively
“… some. Like if you look at everything the other side said and if everything they say is true, there is no claim. Right. So the judge dismissed 10 of Blake Lively's 13 claims. So really the big ones were the ones that were dismissed. The sexual harassment, defamation, and conspiracy claims were all thrown out. And, you know, I was just thinking about it again. Remember how we, when we did the earlier episodes, just talking about how much we dislike Blake Lively and my opinion on her has not changed at all. And I was just reminded of how much, I wonder if she could go back in time, if she regrets filing …”
“… judge ruled on was a summary judgment that was initiated by Baldoni. Well, and a summary judgment is? Well, basically what he was asking was that the court dismiss the claims. Yeah. Saying that there wasn't factual evidence or there wasn't, there was some. Like if you look at everything the other side said and if everything they say is true, there is no claim. Right. So the judge dismissed 10 of Blake Lively's 13 claims. So really the big ones were the ones that were dismissed. The sexual harassment, defamation, and conspiracy claims were all thrown out. And, you know, I was just thinking about it again. Remember how we, when we did the earlier episodes, just talking about how much we dislike Blake Lively and my opinion on her has not changed at all. And I was just reminded of how much, I wonder if she could go back in time, if she regrets filing this lawsuit in the first place. because you know she went into it with a big head and a big ego thinking that she was just going to take this man down and that everyone publicly was going to side with her. And we were talking about how she needed no people in her life. And I still agree with that. No, she needed people in her life and they needed …”
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Blake Lively's lawsuit against Justin Baldoni was misguided and driven by ego, leading to the dismissal of major claims.
Blake Lively's Instagram post, quickly deleted, suggests she is framing her legal battle with Justin Baldoni as a fight for a safe working environment, but the removal hints at possible strategic reconsiderations.
Blake Lively's lawsuit against Justin Baldoni was misguided and driven by ego, leading to the dismissal of her major claims.
“… that still has to be brought forth and you really have to, when it comes to defamation, you have to then prove malice as well. But when it comes to Blake Lively, her evidence was presented. The judge did see it, and it was used to support the motion for summary judgment. It was used to support his motion to have her case dismissed. And shockingly, he dismissed most of her claims, okay? And the big key piece, because the Blake bots like to say two key things, one, that it was a jurisdiction issue, and two, that it was because she wasn't an employee. She was determined to be an independent contractor. …”
“… So there were reasons as to why Justin Baldoni's case got tossed out just on the technicality, but there's validity to people that say that the evidence could have supported that maybe she wasn't being honest with her claims against him. Now that still has to be brought forth and you really have to, when it comes to defamation, you have to then prove malice as well. But when it comes to Blake Lively, her evidence was presented. The judge did see it, and it was used to support the motion for summary judgment. It was used to support his motion to have her case dismissed. And shockingly, he dismissed most of her claims, okay? And the big key piece, because the Blake bots like to say two key things, one, that it was a jurisdiction issue, and two, that it was because she wasn't an employee. She was determined to be an independent contractor. Let's also clarify. She was determined to be an independent contractor, not an employee, by her own doing. And her PGA letter was the biggest thing that came back to bite her in the butt. Okay. So, and the judge did say that the claims that she brought forth did not meet the bar of sexual harassment. Collectively, possibly, right? If you put them all …”
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Blake Lively's legal case against Justin Baldoni is faltering due to a lack of substantial evidence, leading to the dismissal of key claims.
Blake Lively's case against Justin Baldoni is weak, with her claims not meeting the bar for sexual harassment and her status as an independent contractor undermining her position.
The dismissal of Blake Lively's sexual harassment claims by Judge Lyman is seen as a complex legal decision, not a straightforward dismissal of her case.
The allegations against Justin Baldoni lack substantial evidence, and the narrative around him being a 'scumbag' is based on subjective opinions rather than concrete actions.
Blake Lively's claims against Justin Baldoni appear weak and lack the necessary evidence to meet the legal standards for sexual harassment.
“… alleged would support a jury verdict that the way fair parties created a hostile environment under FIHA. It is sufficient that it was reasonable for Lively to believe that they did. So not that they happened, that only that she reasonably believed that they did. Same exact discussion here. In fact, as I'm looking at all of this, it all comes from one small section of the entire order. And it comes from the section where the court discusses the fact that it believes that Lively may have had a reasonable belief. There enough evidence to suggest that she reasonably believed that there was some kind …”
“But the court specifically says that the court need not consider whether the acts as alleged would support a jury verdict that the way fair parties created a hostile environment under FIHA. It is sufficient that it was reasonable for Lively to believe that they did. So not that they happened, that only that she reasonably believed that they did. Same exact discussion here. In fact, as I'm looking at all of this, it all comes from one small section of the entire order. And it comes from the section where the court discusses the fact that it believes that Lively may have had a reasonable belief. There enough evidence to suggest that she reasonably believed that there was some kind of harassment or a hostile work environment happening at work And that why she made the complaints that she did But specifically it says that the question of whether or not Not that there was not that anything actually happened, but that she believed that something had happened. The actions that took place after she made her alleged complaint, …”
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Blake Lively's legal case is more about her ego than about supporting victims or fighting for women's rights.
“… when something goes viral, then everybody jumps in on the fight. And then everybody shares their battle stories. They share their video clips with Blake, which is what happened. And it just, I think Blake and her team are so out of touch with how digital media works. And now they want to call it digital violence, digital warfare, the terms that she's using to describe this, which is wild. I mean, she commits digital violence against me every time I have to see her face. And the thing about that clip was interesting. It was shot in 2016, but she said it aired. Her employer did air it in the …”
“… on fire. I always said that the I agreed that that the little bump video this video that we just watched I do agree that that was kind of you know the ember that burned down her reputation for sure But it because it went viral And as TikTok does, when something goes viral, then everybody jumps in on the fight. And then everybody shares their battle stories. They share their video clips with Blake, which is what happened. And it just, I think Blake and her team are so out of touch with how digital media works. And now they want to call it digital violence, digital warfare, the terms that she's using to describe this, which is wild. I mean, she commits digital violence against me every time I have to see her face. And the thing about that clip was interesting. It was shot in 2016, but she said it aired. Her employer did air it in the Netherlands, but it got re-released. That clip got re-released on the Internet right around the time of It Ends With Us. so it was and that's when it went viral yeah unfortunately for blake because people were speculating what was going on between justin blake because she put him in the basement she wouldn't have him near the cast which she knew would …”
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Blake Lively's lawsuit against Justin Baldoni is portrayed as excessive and damaging, with claims that she is impossible to satisfy and is unfairly targeting Baldoni.
Blake Lively missed a strategic opportunity to settle her lawsuit quietly and now faces a potentially damaging trial.
“Brian Reynolds and Blake Lively. That is correct. They're at number seven. Are they sometimes politicians? You know how this works. I'm not going to answer any questions. I know you're not. Oh my gosh. Selena Gomez and the other guy, The guy with the, he has hair and he puts queso in the bathtub for her. What is his name? He has hair. He's got sort of like an afro. What his name Boo boo boo boo boo I cannot accept But if there any You know who I talking about though But you …”
“Brian Reynolds and Blake Lively. That is correct. They're at number seven. Are they sometimes politicians? You know how this works. I'm not going to answer any questions. I know you're not. Oh my gosh. Selena Gomez and the other guy, The guy with the, he has hair and he puts queso in the bathtub for her. What is his name? He has hair. He's got sort of like an afro. What his name Boo boo boo boo boo I cannot accept But if there any You know who I talking about though But you have to say the name You have a minute and 15 seconds. Oh my gosh, this is hard. You can sit on this one or you can try other people. Michelle and Barack Obama. Did not make the list. Okay, so now I know all the questions are out. They can be married or dating. Okay, Melania and Donald. Did not make the list. Okay, oh shit. They can be married or …”
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“… parties just to screw with them. And if you had strong mountains of insurmountable evidence, you wouldn't need to be playing these games. But all Blake Lively has done since the beginning of this is play these games and then get upset when the Wayfair parties play any games. But I would imagine they're trying to figure out what their next move is going to be because none of the defendants actually have to appear in trial anymore. And so I saw some of the Blake bots being like, wow, look at none of them are even going and they're being shady and they may not even attend trial after all. like how is it …”
“… still need 40 witnesses to prove your case. Like you're playing games with the court right now. You're you're playing, you know, the PR game of trying to make it look like she has mountains of evidence. But also you're just screwing with the Wayfair parties just to screw with them. And if you had strong mountains of insurmountable evidence, you wouldn't need to be playing these games. But all Blake Lively has done since the beginning of this is play these games and then get upset when the Wayfair parties play any games. But I would imagine they're trying to figure out what their next move is going to be because none of the defendants actually have to appear in trial anymore. And so I saw some of the Blake bots being like, wow, look at none of them are even going and they're being shady and they may not even attend trial after all. like how is it that you wanted to tell your truth and you wanted to tell about how you didn't do this Blake Blighley and now all of a sudden it's a consideration that they may not show up I don't think that yes it is a possibility but I don't think it's a real consideration I absolutely believe Justin Baldoni will be in that courtroom I absolutely believe Jamie …”
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The resolution of Blake Lively's lawsuit involves complex legal maneuvers with Van Zandt, a shell company linked to her and Ryan Reynolds, which may impact the film's production and legal strategies.
Blake Lively's legal strategy involves complex maneuvers with shell companies, raising questions about the legitimacy of her claims and the broader implications for celebrity legal tactics.
Blake Lively's legal strategy appears to rely on playing games rather than presenting strong evidence, which undermines her case against Justin Baldoni.
“And our next story, Blake Lively's sexual harassment suit against her co-star, Justin Baldoni, has been gutted by a judge. So in a ruling issue on Thursday, Judge Louis Lyman threw out 10 of the 13 claims against Lively in her lawsuit, including claims of harassment, defamation and conspiracy. He allowed three claims to proceed to a trial, including claims of breach of contract, retaliation and aiding and abetting in retaliation. So this was actually a win for Blake Lively. I …”
“And our next story, Blake Lively's sexual harassment suit against her co-star, Justin Baldoni, has been gutted by a judge. So in a ruling issue on Thursday, Judge Louis Lyman threw out 10 of the 13 claims against Lively in her lawsuit, including claims of harassment, defamation and conspiracy. He allowed three claims to proceed to a trial, including claims of breach of contract, retaliation and aiding and abetting in retaliation. So this was actually a win for Blake Lively. I know it doesn't sound like that. And everyone's going to be like, Claudia, you're a delusional, like lively fan. But she released a statement about it, too. The whole thing they were trying to prove with like stealing the movie was can you sue for sexual harassment if like you the boss Right And like so she was not so they ultimately decided that …”
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In a surprising twist, Blake Lively's sexual harassment lawsuit against Justin Baldoni saw 10 out of 13 claims thrown out by a judge, which she hilariously spins as a win. Claudia's comedic take on the situation makes it clear that sometimes, getting most of your lawsuit dismissed can feel like a victory—a real head-scratcher for fans and legal minds alike!
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Rumors swirl around Isabella Ferrer and Blake Lively as Ferrer deletes several Instagram posts, leaving only two visible. The speculation suggests that this might indicate a deeper issue, but the reality is likely much simpler—she's just updating her social media. This segment highlights how quickly rumors can escalate in celebrity culture.
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Top Podcasts on Blake Lively's Legal Battle
Actress Blake Lively and actor Justin Baldoni have reportedly settled their multi-million dollar lawsuit related to the film 'It Ends With Us' just weeks before trial. Podcasts are discussing the details of the settlement, including reports that Lively received no money, and the broader implications for both actors' careers and public image. The legal battle had been a significant point of interest in entertainment news.
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