Blake Lively's legal dispute with Justin Baldoni has a new twist as she adds her kids' name in lawsuit. Check the bombshell claims

Blake Lively's lawsuit against 'It Ends With Us co-star' and director Justin Baldoni continues to unfold with more bombshell claims. The 37-year-old actress has now disclosed that inadequate safety measures on set led to her and her infant son, Olin, contracting Covid-19. Additionally, Lively accuses Baldoni, 40, of failing to inform her of her exposure to the virus, further complicating the legal proceedings.

The actress has now added the name of her and Ryan Reynold's children in the lawsuit. She alleged that Justin knew she was exposed to the virus but did not inform her.

According to the Daily Mail report, the legal documents state - “Ms Lively was told by another producer that Wayfarer did not have insurance coverage for COVID. Mr Baldoni deliberately withheld from Ms Lively that she had been exposed to COVID. Both Ms. Lively and her infant child contracted COVID from the outbreak.”


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Even worse, the production didn't have insurance for COVID delays in filming and Baldoni was upset about the time and money lost when Blake had COVID and couldn't work, Daily Mail reported.

Blake Lively adds her kids' names in lawsuit

Lively shares Olin as well as daughters James, 9, Inez, 8, and Betty, 5, with husband Ryan Reynolds. She tried to raise concerns with Baldoni and his producing partner Jamey Heath but was shut down, according to the legal docs.

The statement reads, “Ms. Lively expressed her frustration that Mr. Heath and Mr. Baldoni had concealed the fact that she had been exposed to a COVID outbreak on set, which led to her and her infant contracting COVID.” Instead of taking responsibility and committing to future safety measures, they reportedly showed more concern over the missed production days and associated costs.

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When production resumed after the WGA and SAG strikes, Blake had a list of conditions that must be met for her to return to filming and she included that list in the legal documents.

'If BL is exposed to COVID-19, she must be provided notice as soon as possible after Wayfarer or any producer or production executive becomes aware of such exposure,' one of the items on the request read.

Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni

Blake Lively’s lawsuit against Justin Baldoni on the grounds of sexual harassment. She alleged that Justin during the shoot of ‘It Ends With Us’ made several inappropriate comments on her personal life and indulged in uncomfortable conversations (including telling Blake about his porn addiction).

In the lawsuit, which was filed on December 20, she accused Baldoni of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment as well as launching a smear campaign with the intent to 'destroy' her reputation.

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In the court documents, the leaked plan from Baldoni's crisis management team reportedly revealed the intention to target Lively in a calculated smear campaign.

Lively's lawsuit is full of explosive revelations and allegations including accusing The Jane the Virgin star of entering her trailer while she was nude, and letting his 'friends' watch her film sex scenes, along with other activities, creating a 'hostile work environment.'