Blake LiveLy attacks Taylor Swift with a new statement in the middle of a plaice rama

Blake's representative told the people that she was “pleased” that Justin's lawyers Taylor Swift and her law firm “have withdrawn their molestive lectures to Taylor Swift”. They added that they will continue to stand up for third parties that are wrongly molested or threatened “.

While Taylor has remained silent during the entire complaining scandal in which news was shared, according to which Blake Taylor had called one of her “dragons”, which means that she would protect her, her team gave an answer after the summons.

It was: “Taylor Swift never set the set of this film, it was not involved in casting or creative decisions, she did not evaluate the film, she never saw an editing or made notes about the film.

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“The connection that Taylor had to this film allowed the use of a song, 'My Tears Ricochet'. In view of the fact that their participation was to licensing a song for the film, which 19 other artists also did, this document forcede is designed in such a way that it uses the name of Taylor Swift to wake up the public interest by creating boulevard clickbait, Instead of concentrating on the facts of the case.

Justin's lawyer originally claimed that he was informed that Blake's legal team had published the actress for public support for public support, or they would share personal news between the couple. In the case, however, the judge rejected the claims from court files.

In the meantime, the fans have speculated that the song stress was busy rebuilding their reputation album in order to regain the owners of their music, which previously belonged from Scooter Braun. The full version of “Look What You You Mict Me Do” debut in the latest episode of The Handmaid's Tale and triggers the joy among fans.

One person wrote: “Taylor publishes how they have to do (television) for the history of the Handmaid. Nothing says:” Female anger affects copyright “like June Osborne and Taylor Swift, linking the weapons and burning the patriarchy” while another person was added: “Taylor who made it for cell phone.