Social media users were sent into frenzy after Justin Baldoni launched an entire website dedicated to clearing his name amid his heated legal battle with Blake Lively.

On Saturday, the actor, 41, published his own site, containing his amended $400 million complaint against his former costar, 37, and her husband Ryan Reynolds as well as a 168-page ‘timeline of relevant events’ related to their case. 

In response to the bold move, fans of Baldoni, who Lively accused of Sєxual harᴀssment and creating a hostile work environment on the It Ends With Us set, were quick to react to unseen alleged correspondence between him, Lively and Reynolds.

Some of the biggest revelations included an alleged text received by Baldoni from Reynolds, 48, which refers to him as a ‘stand up person.’ 

In a series of texts, shared on Baldoni’s site, Reynolds allegedly praised the Jane the Virgin star for being a ‘wonderful collaborator’ to Lively before things went south between them. 

After browsing around the site, many Baldoni fans took to X to state that the evidence he provided seems to vindicate him against a number of Lively’s claims.

Social media users were sent into frenzy after Justin Baldoni launched an entire website dedicated to clearing his name amid his heated legal battle with Blake Lively

‘JUSTIN BALDONI DROPPED THAT WEBSITE AND JUST READ THE WHOLE THING [sobbing emoji] BLAKE GIRL HE GOT YOU AND YOU BETTER RUN GURL,’ one wrote. 

Another wrote: ‘Reading the Justin Baldoni lawsuit website timeline. Just, wow! It’s a lot and Lively, girl, it ain’t looking goof for you.’ 

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‘Justin Baldoni’s lawyer was not joking when he said he was going to sue Blake and Ryan into oblivion… wow…,’ a third wrote. ‘I saved both PDF files just in case Blake’s team gets his website taken down before I finish reading the 392 pages in total.’ 

‘If there is one thing I’ve learned from the Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively saga it is this – never delete a single email or text if you are basically behaving above board. Not a single one. Save them all for your future lawyer’s timeline website,’ a fourth added. 

A large handful discussed feeling excited to spend their weekend ‘reading all’ of the site, which is тιтled Lawsuit Info.

In the lengthy legal documents on the site, there are alleged text exchanges between him and Lively. 

In one of the alleged exchanges, Lively wrote to Baldoni about rewriting the rooftop scene in April 2023.

‘If you knew me (in person) longer you’d have a sense of how flirty and yummy the ball busting will play,’ she allegedly texted him. ‘It’s my love language. Spicy and playfully bold, never with teeth…’

Among the messages, Baldoni also revealed the alleged, first-ever text conversation he had with Lively’s husband Reynolds.

On Saturday, the actor, 41, published his own site, containing his amended $400 million complaint against his former costar, 37, and her husband Ryan Reynolds as well as a 168-page ‘timeline of relevant events’ related to their case; Lively seen in 2023

In response to the bold move, fans of Baldoni, who Lively accused of Sєxual harᴀssment and creating a hostile work environment on the It Ends With Us set, were quick to react to unseen alleged correspondence between him, Lively and Reynolds; pictured last year

According to his court filing, Baldoni reached out to Reynolds on February 28, 2023 after asking Lively for his phone number.

In the alleged text messages, they had a polite and cordial exchange just over a month before Reynolds allegedly swore at Baldoni and accused him of fat-shaming Lively.

In April 2023, Baldoni was reportedly summoned by Lively to her New York City penthouse and was greeted by Reynolds, per Baldoni’s lawsuit against the couple.

After Lively accused Baldoni of ‘shaming her for her body and weight’ during filming, Baldoni denied the allegations, which he called ‘categorically false,’ as he detailed an instance in which Reynolds allegedly said to him in an aggressive manner: ‘How dare you f***ing ask about my wife’s weight? What’s wrong with you?’

Per legal documents, Baldoni claimed that ‘the tone from Reynolds and Lively was so aggressive that [he] felt he had no choice but to offer repeated (and completely unwarranted) apologies.’

After browsing around the site, many Baldoni fans took to X to state that the evidence he provided seems to vindicate him aganist a number of Lively’s claims

Another wrote: ‘Reading the Justin Baldoni lawsuit website timeline. Just, wow! It’s a lot and Lively, girl, it ain’t looking goof for you’

‘Justin Baldoni’s lawyer was not joking when he said he was going to sue Blake and Ryan into oblivion… wow…,’ a third wrote. ‘I saved both PDF files just in case Blake’s team gets his website taken down before I finish reading the 392 pages in total’

A large handful discussed feeling excited to spend their weekend ‘reading all’ of the site, which is тιтled Lawsuit Info, and his receipts

Just a little over a month earlier, in an attempt to break the ice and start a new friendship, Baldoni had texted the ᴅᴇᴀᴅpool actor and they had a pleasant conversation.

‘I asked Blake for your number well over a month ago and have wanted to text you for a while now, but my good ol’ nerves got the best of me,’ Baldoni wrote in his text to Reynolds.

He referred to himself as ‘the guy who brought his literal baggage to his meeting with your wife.’

In his lengthy and self-proclaimed ‘awkward’ text, Baldoni shared a little insight on his longtime marriage with his wife Emily Baldoni.

‘Emily and I have a very small circle. We live out in the country in [sic] and pretty much just hang out with each other. We’ve known all our closest friends for years, and I don’t really have any close female friends that my wife isn’t also friends with, let alone married ones. And so I guess this is just an awkward text to say I’d like to be friends.’

In their cordial exchange, Baldoni also included Reynolds’ alleged amiable reply.

‘What a loving and generous message. Thank you. We’re both looking forward to getting to know you and your family better. We’re also big fans over here. Since before we met, and more-so after,’ Reynolds wrote.

‘You’ve been a wonderful collaborator with [sic], and that meant a great deal — to both of us. Being a stand-up person is everything, and you’ve been just that since day one. Thank you.’

‘If there is one thing I’ve learned from the Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively saga it is this – never delete a single email or text if you are basically behaving above board. Not a single one. Save them all for your future lawyer’s timeline website,’ a fourth added

‘Justin Baldoni finally released his website with all sorts of info as promised,’ another gushed. ‘Am I gonna be reading all this s**t tonight? Maybe…’

Baldoni published his amended complaint and a timeline to his site

Also included in the correspondences shared by Baldoni, he shared a text message he allegedly received from Reynolds about his wife working with the It Ends With Us director on the movie.

The Green Lantern actor told Baldoni that he ‘hit the backpack’ with Lively as his co-star and on-screen love interest.

Reynolds also called Baldoni a ‘stand up person’ and ‘a wonderful collaborator’ for his wife Lively.

‘She literally pᴀsses on every film and filmmaker all the time,’ Reynolds allegedly texted Baldoni. ‘But I know one thing — and I speak from a deep wellspring of experience here, having her in your court behind the scenes as a creative is invaluable.’

‘I’m excited for you to work together,’ he alleged wrote in the text. ‘I’m excited for Blake to crack open her creative piggy bank with someone as dynamic as you. This is gonna be INCREDIBLE.’

He concluded his message: ‘I happen to adore you, Justin.’

Baldoni’s latest effort in his ongoing legal battle with Lively comes ahead of their pre-trial conference on Monday. Both cases in Lively v. Wayfarer Studios et al. are scheduled for trial next year on March 9, 2026.

On January 31, Baldoni published an amended version of his complaint against Lively for $400 million. Along with a group of nine other plaintiffs including his production company, he is also suing The New York Times for $250 million over the bombshell report about Lively’s initial filing; pictured in movie still

In December 2024, Lively sued Baldoni and his production company Wayfarer Studios — as well as Jamey Heath, the lead producer of It Ends With Us, and Baldoni’s publicist Jennifer Abel, crisis publicist Melissa Nathan among others.

Lively accused Baldoni of Sєxual harᴀssment and for spearheading a smear campaign launched in retaliation for speaking out against his alleged misconduct on the set of their movie.

Baldoni denied the allegations and has countersued Lively, her husband Reynolds and the couple’s publicist Leslie Sloane in addition to Sloane’s PR firm, Vision PR, Inc., for defamation and extortion.

On January 31, Baldoni published an amended version of his complaint against Lively for $400 million.

Along with a group of nine other plaintiffs including his production company, he is also suing The New York Times for over the bombshell report about Lively’s initial filing.