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Rettssaken mellom Blake Lively og Justin Baldoni er utsatt

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By Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni, Ryan Reynolds, Hannah Solstad Klepp
| Verdens Gang Verified
Dommer Lewis J. Liman kunngjorde utsettelsen under en høring tirsdag, ifølge People. Dommeren forklarte at han har to andre straffesaker som må prioriteres. Rettssaken som skulle starte 9. mars 2026 har nå fått en ny dato: 18. mai 2026. Både Lively (38) og Baldoni (41) forventes å vitne under rettssaken i New York. Neste planlagte høring er 22. januar for muntlige argumenter om kortreist dom. Skuespillerne har vært i en bitter strid siden de spilte sammen i filmen «It Ends With Us» i 2024.
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Blake Lively: - Intenst år

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By Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni, Ryan Reynolds, Catherine Gonsholt Ighanian
| Verdens Gang Verified
Kortversjonen Blake Lively besøkte «Late Night with Seth Meyers» for å promotere sin nye film «Another Simple Favor». Lively nevnte ikke Justin Baldoni, men touchet innpå at krangelen har tæret på. Hun anklager Baldoni for seksuell trakassering, mens han saksøker henne og ektemannen Ryan Reynolds for ærekrenkelse. Saken skal opp for retten i mars 2026. Filmstjernen er nemlig aktuell med ny film – «Another Simple Favor» – og da gjelder det å spille opp for mediene.
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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds Hit By Resurfaced 'Slavery Scandal' As Bitterness Erupts Over Actress' $400Million 'Harassment' Fight With Justin Baldoni

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By Blake Lively, Aaron Johnson Verified, Mike Boyce
| Radar Online Verified
While photos and details from the wedding painted a stunning picture, the history of Boone Hall isn't as pretty – a grim reality the plantation doesn't shy from. It is one of America's oldest working plantations. In the 19th century it was owned by Henry and John Horlbeck who were in the brick business, building many of the public spaces in downtown Charleston using brick from the plantation. By 1850, Boone Hall was producing 4,000,000 bricks per year using 85 slaves.
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