00:00The Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni legal battle took a turn Tuesday night
00:04when Lively filed an amended complaint alleging that two other actresses on the set of the film
00:09are prepared to testify their own uncomfortable experiences on set.
00:16The suit does not name the actresses or quote directly from their texts or include screenshots
00:21out of concern that they may be exposed to the same sort of cyberbullying and threats
00:25Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds claim they have endured. A spokesperson for Lively said
00:30these victim witnesses have given Ms. Lively permission to share their communications in
00:34the amended complaint as they are laid out and they will testify and produce documents in the
00:39discovery process. Sources indicate that the two women are actresses Jenny Slate and Isabella
00:45Ferrer who could not immediately be reached for comment. Slate is an acclaimed comic and actress
00:50known for roles in Parks and Recreation and everything everywhere all at once. Ferrer is a
00:55newcomer to the industry and was only around 23 at the time of filming when she played the younger
01:00version of Lively's character. Meanwhile on Baldoni's end his attorney Brian Friedman
01:04criticized Reynolds' joke while on Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary over the weekend
01:09mocking the feud.
01:10I'm unaware of anybody frankly whose wife has been sexually harassed and has made jokes about
01:21that type of situation. For more updates to this ongoing story head to THR.com
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