Lively accuses Baldoni of “walking into her dressing room while breast feeding” but she left out the text messages she sent him to him where she says, “come over to my trailer so we can run lines, I’m pumping.” She also says that she was uncomfortable that he wanted to include nude sex scenes featuring an underage character (with an actress of age) but she neglects to admit that she changed her nudity rider during production to have final approval of the sex scenes of her character, including the underage teenage version of the character. Lively accuses the producer of showing her pornography on the set when it was a video of a home birth being used as an example for the birthing scene. She accuses Baldoni of purposely using his D-list actor buddy in the birthing scene to humiliate her, but she neglects to include that he is a trained actor with a Master’s Degree in Theater from UCLA.
Lively is pissed off that people had backlash against her for neglecting to speak about the domestic violence aspect of the story during PR for the movie so she could focus on talking about her makeup line she launched during the release of the film. The producer alleges Lively did not read the book so she did not understand the domestic violence context that some women identified with and wanted to talk in favor of pushing her makeup products. She’s Amber Heard 2.0. It just doesn’t help that the producer is using outlets like Megyn Kelly to get his point across so everyone that sides with him is being associated with that Fox News shit.
Lively absolutely does not want to talk about domestic violence and makes a joke about it when it was the central theme of the book. This interview shows an example of how she makes a joke about the entire thing.