The Real Winners Of The Blake Lively And Justin Baldoni Lawsuit? The Lawyers

The Real Winners Of The Blake Lively And Justin Baldoni Lawsuit? The Lawyers

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For a few years now, there’s been countless headlines related to It Ends With Us. But rather than being about the contents of the book to screen adaptation (which is streaming with a Netflix subscription), they’ve been about the long legal battle between its stars. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni just announced they settled the case, and while they didn’t make any money, their lawyers most certainly did.

Back in December of 2024, Lively filed a complaint against Baldoni over conflicts that occurred on the set of It Ends With Us. He filed a defamation case against both Lively and Ryan Reynolds, and the saga lasted years. According to a new report by Page Six, the pair of actors didn’t make a dime. But their lawyers reportedly made $60 million combined thanks to the years of litigation for the two actors.

This is a huge payday for those lawyers, and shows just how high stakes the legal fight between these two actors was. Attorneys spoke about how expensive it was for them to keep going, and now we know the exact number. And it’s a staggering amount that might explain why the It Ends With Us stars decided to settle.

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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni in It Ends With Us' rooftop scene

(Image credit: Sony Pictures)

Of course, this sum is just one way that the stars have been financially impacted by their long legal battle. Lively alleged she lost $161 million due to to its negative impact on her career and business ventures. Additionally, Justin Baldoni hasn’t booked any new jobs since the drama began. But now that they’e settle their case, perhaps this will change and they can go back to making money.

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