Taylor Swift met with a summons in Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni was legal

Taylor Swift was invited as a witness in Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's heated legal dispute, which results from the production of their film “It Ends with Us”.

Shortly after the news was published, a spokesman for Swift denied that the pop star had a connection to the film in 2024, apart from the licensing of her song “My Tears Ricochet”, which was presented in the film's trailer and used in one scene.

“Taylor Swift never set the set of this film on foot, she was not involved in casting or creative decisions, she did not achieve the film, she never saw an editing or made notes to the film, she did not even see 'it' with us' and was published in public in the publication of the Globe in the Globe -News, Fox News was in history.

Justin Baldoni sued Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds for $ 400 million after the actress had accused him of sexual harassment

“The connection that Taylor had to this film allowed the use of a song 'My Tears Ricochet',” added the speaker. “In view of the fact that your participation was to licens a song for the film that 19 other artists have also done, this document pre -load is designed in such a way that you use the name of Taylor Swift to arouse the public interest by creating boulevard -clickbait instead of focusing on the facts of the fall.”

Representatives of Baldoni and Lively did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request.

Lively and Baldoni played together in the romantic drama “It Ends With Us”, which was based on Colleen Hovers book from 2016 and premiered in August 2024. After a press tour with rumors of rumors Problems behind the scenes Baldoni and lively lawsuits joined each other between the two.

The co-stars “IT ends with us” duel lawsuits against each other. (Getty Images)

In January, Baldoni Lively accused LIVELY and her husband Ryan Reynolds in a lawsuit of 400 million US dollars, the Swift mentioned.

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The lawsuit of “Jane the Virgin” star followed Lively's own lawsuit in December, in which she accused the actor of sexual harassment During the film “It ends with us.” Baldoni, however, insisted that Lively “wrongly” accused him of repairing her call for the consequences of the film's press trip after she allegedly taken control of the film.

In order to prove his claims that Lively had taken control of the production of the film, Baldoni's legal team suggested that the actress had used her friendship with the globally famous Swift to threaten him. During the work on the film, Lively insisted on rewriting the notorious scene on the roof. Baldoni hesitated the idea, but he told the actress that he “would take a look at what she put together,” said the complaint.

Swift's representative said she was not involved in the film, apart from the licensing of a song. (Getty Images)

Afterwards Lively Baldoni invited her home in New York City, where the actor said he had the feeling that Swift and Reynolds put him under pressure to use the rewritten scene. “Later, Baldoni felt committed to saying an SMS -Lively -SMS that he had liked her pages and had not needed Reynolds and her megacelebrity friend to put him under pressure,” the complaint said.

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“… I really love what you did. It really helps. Makes it so much funnier and more interesting. (And I would have felt that way without Ryan and Taylor [emoji] They are really a talent across the board. Really excited nd [sic] Grateful to do this together, “said Baldoni's text according to the complaint.

Lively shared a long answer in which she described Swift and Reynolds as “dragons” that they protect.

Blake Lively will testify against Justin Baldoni if ​​her cases are negotiated in court in March 2026. (Getty Images)

“Both Ryan and [redacted] have established themselves as absolute titans as a writer and storyteller outside of their primary appearance – just sing or just act or act or just act [redacted] Only directed. I am so happy to have you as a creative barometer, read “Lively's text, contained in the complaint.” Because you know first -hand everything I contribute. They also know that I am not always so good at ensuring that I am seen and used for fear of ego or fear of influencing the lightness of the process. You don't give S — about it. And that's why everyone listens to them with immense respect and enthusiasm. I think I have to stop worrying that people like me. “

Baldoni believed that “the message could not be clearer,” said the lawsuit. “Baldoni was not only to do with Lively. He also stood with Lively's 'Dragons', two of the most influential and wealthy celebrities in the world who were not afraid to make things very difficult for him.”

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Both sides have given no indication that they settle out of court. The legal conflict is currently being brought to trial in March 2026 before a New York court.

Lauryn Overhultz from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.