Blake Lively sent her love to 'everyone affected by the Los Angeles fires' in her first social media post since she filed a lawsuit against her 'It Ends with Us' costar and director Justin Baldoni las

Conservative figurehead Candace Owens, never one to shy away from voicing her opinions, has weighed in on the recent drama involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. On the January 8 episode of her Candace YouTube show, she made it clear that she wasn’t a fan of the actress or the situation surrounding the controversy.

The “Gossip Girl” alum’s legal team said in a new statement that Lively’s “serious claims of sexual harassment and retaliation” are “backed by concrete facts.”

After Justin Baldoni filed a lawsuit against the Times for a story detailing an alleged smear campaign against Blake Lively following sexual harassment allegations, her legal team condemned the move.

Blake Lively returned to social media for the first time since filing a bombshell lawsuit filing against Justin Baldoni. With five dangerous wildfires sweeping across several neighborhoods in Los Angeles,

Blake Lively broke her social media silence to share an important message about the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

Blake Lively is back online after filing her lawsuit against It Ends With Us costar and director Justin Baldoni. "To everyone affected by the Los Angeles fires," Lively, 37, wrote via her Instagram Story on Thursday,

Blake Lively is mourning the devastation. Now, amid what has otherwise been silence on her social platforms, Blake took to her Jan. 9 Instagram Story to share mutual aid resources, writing, “To everyone affected by the Los Angeles

Blake Lively made her return to Instagram on Wednesday for the first time since filing two lawsuits against Justin Baldoni. She used her platform to shift focus, sharing two Instagram Stories with crucial resources for those impacted by the devastating wildfires sweeping across Los Angeles since Tuesday.