Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - May 02, 2026


BLAKE Scolded by JUDGE !!


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Blake Lively's team is begging the judge to write another 5-page letter explaining why they can't tell the jury what the Wayfair Party wants them to know. And the judge responds to Blake's begging to write this other letter and he said no. Also, a new video has surfaced of Ryan saying that Will Ferrell is a creep.

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00:00:00.000 And the judge responded to Blake's begging to write this other letter and he said no.
00:00:10.740 Hi and welcome to Flossom Talk, I'm Hashi Floor, journalist, Hollywood truth teller
00:00:15.240 and your voice of reason in a town built on delusion. Okay, so Blake Lively's team is
00:00:21.560 begging the judge to write another five page letter to explain to him that they can't tell
00:00:28.760 the jury what the Wayfair party wants them to know, which is basically that they want the jury
00:00:34.780 to assume that Blake complained about a toxic work environment. They don't need to know what
00:00:41.420 she complained about specifically, just that she spoke up about it and she claims that they
00:00:46.800 retaliated against her. Of course, Blake's team doesn't want that because then they can't get
00:00:52.220 into all those nitty-gritty details of all the horrific traumatizing things that really happened
00:00:59.380 on that set. Things like, you know, when Justin said to Jenny Slate that her pants are sexy
00:01:05.480 or all those complaints about people hugging each other on the set, all those really traumatizing
00:01:12.720 events. The Wayfair Party said, let's just skip that. And the judge responded to Blake's begging
00:01:18.560 to write this other letter and he said no no more letter from you guys I'm sorry also look into why
00:01:26.380 some people are still supporting Blake I think this is really interesting and I think it has to
00:01:31.860 do with something psychologists call the parasocial effects also let's take a look at something I
00:01:38.200 missed in the video I spoke about yesterday it was the day before all of it is a little mixed up
00:01:42.740 right now, but Ryan was here in LA promoting the Rexham documentary. Serious. And it seemed like
00:01:49.220 he just made an Epstein joke or a reference. I mean, for real. Also, someone sent me this
00:01:54.820 really revealing video of Ryan and what he admits to doing every time he's lying. This is really
00:02:01.160 interesting. Also, another video popped up on my Instagram feed the other day when someone was
00:02:06.640 talking on a podcast on how Ryan had fired Will Ferrell's stunt double, someone that Will Ferrell
00:02:14.300 had worked with for 10 to 12 years. And the reason, you won't believe it. Also, interestingly
00:02:21.720 enough, really interesting timing for Blake. She just withdrew a claim against a female entrepreneur
00:02:29.500 who wanted to have her brand trademarked. The trademark was Beauty by Blake and Blake's lawyer
00:02:36.480 went after her last summer. I spoke a little bit about that on my channel and now guess what?
00:02:43.500 They just withdrew it. What an interesting timing. So my insider reveals why the industry decided
00:02:50.560 to take Anne Hathaway back and why they will never decide to take Blake back. As I said yesterday,
00:02:57.880 I'm sure that all these pro-Blake Lively fans are going to spin what the Wayfair parties just did,
00:03:05.440 like revealing their strategy in court, into saying that they just admitted guilt.
00:03:11.600 That is not what's happening here.
00:03:13.880 As I said yesterday, Justin's team doesn't want Blake's attorneys to dig into all these SH claims
00:03:21.500 and try to taint the jury in believing that Justin was such a creep
00:03:26.440 and spend like half the time of this lawsuit
00:03:29.040 trying to brainwash them into having this picture in their mind.
00:03:33.800 So that is why they filed this saying,
00:03:36.060 let's just assume these things happen
00:03:37.720 because in Blake's mind, all these things happen.
00:03:41.860 So let's not argue about that.
00:03:43.660 So I was looking at Reddit today
00:03:45.080 and I saw how this community of pro-Blake fans
00:03:47.660 were arguing back and forth about this.
00:03:50.320 How again, that this just proves that Justin is a creep.
00:03:53.440 And I think the psychological aspect of this is really interesting.
00:03:57.660 And I've mentioned before that I do believe that a lot of these pro-Blake Lively fans
00:04:04.460 believe that Justin Baldoni is Ryle the character.
00:04:09.760 Because it doesn't make much sense to me that they would support Blake so blindly
00:04:14.220 when all of this evidence has come out.
00:04:16.760 Why are they sticking with her?
00:04:19.000 And I think that is the reason.
00:04:21.020 And this is something psychologists call the parasocial effect.
00:04:25.660 I've interviewed so many actors and asked them about this, you know, how people believe
00:04:30.800 that you are the person that you're actually playing.
00:04:33.900 And I remember this quote from Glenn Close.
00:04:37.120 I don't know if you remember that movie, Fatal Attraction with Michael Douglas. 0.96
00:04:41.400 And she was the ultimate female villain. 1.00
00:04:44.420 She was horrible in that movie.
00:04:45.920 And she said that after that film, people started spitting after her on the street when she was out.
00:04:53.160 Yeah, so that's a really interesting example of how some people cannot separate the real person from the character.
00:05:01.180 And I think that is what's happened here.
00:05:03.940 Because if you look at some of those scenes in It Ends With Us, the way Ryle is portrayed is really scary.
00:05:11.100 You look at his whole facial expression, his eyes, he is mean.
00:05:15.920 So yeah, I believe that people actually think that Justin is rile.
00:05:20.680 Anyways, this is quite interesting.
00:05:22.680 So last summer, I reported on this that Blake Lively's team or Blake Lively went after this
00:05:29.280 female entrepreneur.
00:05:30.420 Her name is Kimberly Hamner, and she started this beauty brand and she called it Beauty 0.51
00:05:35.980 by Blake, and she applied to get it trademarked.
00:05:40.140 And then Blake's team jumped after her and said, hey, you can't have that name because
00:05:45.440 is too similar to Blake Brown. And guess what? Just two days ago, Blake Lively's team withdrew
00:05:53.460 the opposition against this trademark application. Why? Well, I think it's pretty obvious that Blake
00:06:02.280 now doesn't want to look like a bully or a mean girl and she supports other women. So now she
00:06:08.380 just felt that she had to do this and had to support this woman. But damage is already done.
00:06:13.640 You went after this young woman who wanted to start her own company and use the name Blake.
00:06:19.160 And we all remember that.
00:06:20.920 And the fact that she's withdrawing it right now is just so suspicious.
00:06:25.480 And it's so obvious what she's doing here.
00:06:28.180 So this is all so well planned out.
00:06:30.900 Okay, so let's go over to Ryan Reynolds for a second.
00:06:33.640 So he's been so active on social media lately.
00:06:36.640 Every single day, there's new posts of him and some other guys.
00:06:41.120 Always him and some other guys.
00:06:42.920 A lot of them are with his Wrexham partner, Rob Mack, and also some Hugh Jackman here and there.
00:06:49.100 But now he's been here in LA promoting this documentary show.
00:06:52.820 And yesterday, for some weird reason, he was out and about again promoting the John Candy documentary, I Like Me.
00:07:01.700 And now I noticed as well that Ryan Stopped Coloring his hair.
00:07:06.040 Remember this from September in Toronto?
00:07:08.700 his hair was so brown and now all of a sudden it's gray. It obviously didn't turn gray overnight
00:07:17.080 but I think this whole legal mess has really taken a toll on Ryan and now he's not even trying to
00:07:22.620 hide it anymore. Anyways let's talk about this joke that he made in this video that I already
00:07:27.560 reported on where he was on the red carpet and Entertainment Tonight interviewed him and asked
00:07:32.980 him you know about ups and downs in life and whatever. The reporter also asked him and Rob
00:07:37.800 about investments for the Rexham team and they said that they're looking for more billionaires
00:07:44.320 and then Ryan came with this joke. We're always looking for benevolent billionaires so if you're
00:07:51.480 out there and you want to be a part of the... Do you like massage? Sorry I don't know where
00:07:57.720 that came from. I retract that statement immediately. Do you like a massage? Who does
00:08:02.720 that sound like? Who wanted massages all the time? What billionaire wanted massages all the time on
00:08:08.300 his island? Yeah, really inappropriate joke, especially because his wife is so traumatized
00:08:15.320 from all the SH that went on on the set of It Ends With Us, and then he's joking about something
00:08:20.060 like that. Yeah, I guess the victims of that billionaire doesn't find that joke very funny.
00:08:25.140 Also, thank you, Nell, for sending me this. This was interesting. So she sent me an email saying,
00:08:30.440 you know, I watched your video in my car. And then after your video was done, the algorithm
00:08:36.120 just kept pushing things about Ryan. And then all of a sudden, this appearance of Ryan Reynolds
00:08:40.660 on the Graham Norton show started playing. And in this video, Ryan admits that every time he lies,
00:08:49.700 his voice will pitch higher. And yeah, and he says, my voice always gets really high when I'm
00:08:57.100 when I'm, like, lying?
00:08:58.320 He was like, you got anything, any sort of fruit,
00:09:00.120 any vegetables, anything like that?
00:09:01.000 I was like, no!
00:09:02.420 And it's so funny because, as she said as well,
00:09:05.000 that's something I pointed out
00:09:06.680 when I was playing that interview from Entertainment Tonight
00:09:09.960 and also the interview that he did on stage last week,
00:09:14.540 that as soon as he's talking about this legal matter,
00:09:17.680 his voice pitches up a notch.
00:09:19.600 How do you balance the joy of this
00:09:20.960 and the other craziness going on in life?
00:09:24.440 I don't know.
00:09:25.240 I mean, it's life, right?
00:09:26.840 It's ebbs and flows and all, you know, that's what makes it so special.
00:09:31.220 I've gone through this very public legal proceeding.
00:09:35.140 How have you guys managed that as a family?
00:09:38.280 Like when he's lying, he feels really uncomfortable about it.
00:09:41.760 And remember in that interview on the stage, he said he's never been more proud of his wife
00:09:45.480 and that she has more integrity than anyone that he knows.
00:09:48.940 So yeah, very good catch now.
00:09:51.140 Also, they showed up on my Instagram feed the other day.
00:09:54.500 This is from the Drew Lane show where these guys are talking about Ryan Reynolds and what happened when he was in this movie.
00:10:01.860 It was a Christmas movie he had with Will Ferrell.
00:10:04.340 It was more like a musical thing and they shot it during COVID and this happened.
00:10:10.620 I mean, I know he fired Will Ferrell's, okay, I'll say allegedly, but Will Ferrell's stuntman or stand-in had a heart condition so he couldn't take the COVID vax.
00:10:22.620 so Ryan Reynolds gathered everybody around
00:10:25.040 in this thing they were doing and said
00:10:26.580 it was like that Christmas movie and said
00:10:28.600 look anybody who's not taking
00:10:30.980 the COVID vaccine you're the reason why this is taking
00:10:32.960 so long and the reason I'm going to
00:10:34.360 be off this movie and the reason it won't get produced
00:10:37.140 so I would suggest that you do that
00:10:39.020 and Will was like look we'll take care of it
00:10:40.800 and the next day the guy was fired
00:10:42.140 he had been Will's stand-in for like 10 or 12 years
00:10:44.980 like Ryan Reynolds
00:10:47.200 from every account that I've heard 0.98
00:10:48.960 is an awful human being
00:10:50.140 Well, he sounds, I mean, based on, we're learning so much about the two of them, him and his wife, in this case. 0.93
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00:11:00.360 The way they turned on this guy is incredible because I believe his wife is a manipulative, horrible human being. 1.00
00:11:06.220 Yes.
00:11:06.520 Yeah, they're not holding back on their feelings of Ryan and Blake.
00:11:10.460 Anyways, let's move on to what my insider is saying about Anne Hathaway contra Blake Lively
00:11:17.640 and how there's like zero chances of Blake Lively ever getting a role again.
00:11:23.040 And let's also look at this firm letter from the judge saying no way to Blake.
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00:14:58.620 Okay, so let's get into it.
00:14:59.860 So my insider sent me another email today comparing what happened to Anne Hathaway with what's happening with Blake Lively. 0.59
00:15:07.980 As you know, Anne Hathaway had a really rough time a few years ago.
00:15:12.780 I think it was about 10 years ago that she was kind of cancelled in the industry and then she
00:15:19.300 came back and now she's got more roles than ever before I think she has five movies now they say
00:15:24.840 because of her own actions and terrible choices the likelihood of Blake getting any role in the
00:15:29.920 next few years is almost zero unless it's a movie produced by Ryan of course as you know this person
00:15:37.060 is in this industry and they also know both parties here in this case like know them as have
00:15:44.780 met them several times and are and are a part of some of these people's circle and they say
00:15:50.960 this is simple math by alienating such a huge percentage of the audience I simply won't make
00:15:57.160 sense it simply won't make sense to risk casting her at all and you can and you can compare this
00:16:03.360 to the years that Anne Hathaway suffered from public perception suddenly turning against her.
00:16:09.360 She didn't even do anything wrong. She never actively hurt anyone else. That's true. Hathaway
00:16:15.020 just rubbed people the wrong way, appearing like she was trying hard or being a little too cute 0.99
00:16:22.080 in her success. That is very true. As you know, I have talked about my experience with Anne about
00:16:28.200 12 years ago it happened that interview when I felt she was being really dismissive and very rude
00:16:34.380 to me and as this person is saying she rubbed some people the wrong way which is true but she
00:16:39.400 was never evil or mean or trying to take other people down and they say directors and studios
00:16:46.100 still knew she was incredibly talented talking about Anne Hathaway but they had to put the
00:16:52.000 breaks on casting her for a while. It was such a minor offense and yet it cost her roles for a
00:16:58.440 while. Anne Atheway actually have been out publicly talking about this and how this bad reputation 0.98
00:17:04.340 cost her a lot of roles in Hollywood. Blake, on the other hand, truly strategized to hurt someone,
00:17:11.280 lied about or exaggerated claims about fairly minor interactions and unnecessarily created
00:17:17.260 horrific drama rather than waiting for her image repair she could have simply spent some money to
00:17:24.600 bolster her own image rather than spend many times that on a lawsuit ruining it yes i actually spoke 0.99
00:17:30.060 about that yesterday how she's now spent 50 million dollars on this lawsuit and it would cost
00:17:35.020 her according to her own expert between 14 and 20 million to fix it and then this insider is saying
00:17:42.860 that it's even worse when it comes to studios and filmmakers wanting to work with her. Always when
00:17:48.100 you make a film, you have to put the film first and allow the audience to decide if it succeeds.
00:17:54.540 By hijacking the narrative for her own personal ego, Blake showed that she doesn't value
00:18:01.420 anything except herself. That is simply too toxic of a person to risk casting in your project
00:18:08.720 When projects are already so fragile, this is why the Sony executive referred to Blake as an effing terrorist.
00:18:16.380 No one wants to risk that drama again, having private emails leaked everywhere, private texts, so her own ego has crushed her future.
00:18:26.560 They also say Ryan is in a terrible situation.
00:18:30.700 His wife's ego trip has exposed his own secret darkness and insecurities.
00:18:35.360 it's possible that even Ryan as powerful and rich as he is will have to take a break and decide
00:18:41.480 what to do with a wife that has set back both of their careers so much I believe that right now
00:18:50.460 the reason why Ryan is here in LA pushing all these projects like desperately getting so much
00:18:57.080 PR as he can for these projects is because it is leading up to the lawsuit and he just wants to get
00:19:04.580 all of it out there because he can't do anything he can't be out in public promoting anything as
00:19:09.980 long as this lawsuit is going on and after that if his wife loses at trial or whatever happens
00:19:16.740 he is going to be haunted by this my friend just told me the other day that she's interviewing him
00:19:22.960 for mayday this coming week this other apple movie the movie is not coming out until september
00:19:29.580 And Ryan is doing the press for that movie already now.
00:19:33.340 By the way, it's a roundtable where journalists are doing it virtually
00:19:37.420 so that people can sit in control and just switch you off.
00:19:40.940 If you ask something that they don't agree with, they can just turn you off. 0.96
00:19:45.540 The way they're controlling these interviews are just ridiculous.
00:19:47.980 And I'm sure they're all going to be asked beforehand,
00:19:51.080 don't ask anything about this legal feud.
00:19:54.160 And they have an embargo date on the interview,
00:19:57.000 so they're not allowed to actually write about it until like August, September.
00:20:03.260 So why do the interviews now? It makes no sense.
00:20:06.460 Anyways, let's look into this letter that a judge did not allow Blake Lively to write.
00:20:11.320 So as I said yesterday, the new strategy for Justin Baldoni's team is to say to the jury,
00:20:16.800 hey, just assume these things happen.
00:20:19.100 Just assume that she felt there was a toxic environment and she spoke up about it.
00:20:23.320 Now your job is to see what you think is the truth here.
00:20:28.060 Do you think the wayfair parties retaliated against her because she spoke up?
00:20:32.740 Or do you think the wayfair parties hired crisis PR teams to defend themselves
00:20:39.580 and that they would have done something similar no matter what,
00:20:42.760 if she had spoken out or not,
00:20:44.780 they would have hired these people to help them with their own reputation?
00:20:48.700 because the media was fed with a lot of anti-Baldoni stuff at the time
00:20:53.840 and they had to come out and defend themselves.
00:20:56.500 So this is not the narrative Blake wants, obviously.
00:20:59.840 So she asked the judge if she could write a five-page letter to him
00:21:04.200 to explain why she doesn't want this.
00:21:06.700 And the judge said, no, I don't want any more letters from your team.
00:21:10.860 I have enough of my plate right now.
00:21:13.040 They're also going to have a conference in the near future
00:21:16.040 where the judge is going to ask more about some of these experts that she wants to bring on to
00:21:22.180 trial. I've spoken about her experts a few times so I have my own opinions about them but the judge
00:21:27.060 said we can talk about that whenever these conferences so he basically denied them to write
00:21:32.120 another ridiculous letter. So this whole thing is not about what happened anymore it's about who
00:21:38.180 gets to define what actually happened. As I spoke about yesterday as well Blake's team wants to
00:21:44.400 block wafer's arguments saying that they would have acted like this anyway. They would have hired
00:21:51.560 crisis PR teams. They would have come out and defended themselves. They would have acted the
00:21:56.920 way they did in the media and on social media even though Blake claims that they wouldn't have
00:22:02.380 because she's saying that they only did that to punish her and Blake's team doesn't want to allow
00:22:07.780 that. They don't basically want them to be able to defend themselves at all. Also there's been a lot
00:22:12.780 of back and forth on the docket about sealing documents and sealing parts of documents and
00:22:18.100 information in different documents. This is especially from non-parties who are not really
00:22:23.520 involved in the case, one of them being Jed Wallace, the hired gun behind this mayor campaign.
00:22:29.260 And he asked the judge to keep some of his potential clients sealed from his deposition
00:22:35.320 because he doesn't want the public to know what other big celebrities that he's working with,
00:22:40.860 which is very understandable.
00:22:42.460 But the judge said no.
00:22:44.320 He said that these are not clients that you actually work with.
00:22:48.060 They were just conversation with these clients.
00:22:50.520 So he wants that unsealed.
00:22:52.520 So now I guess we get to know what other celebrities contacted Jed Wallace
00:22:57.160 to get help in their crisis management.
00:22:59.820 And that's obviously not great for Jed Wallace.
00:23:02.880 Okay, that's it for me, you guys.
00:23:04.120 You might have noticed that I'm wearing a very big flower today, by the way.
00:23:08.420 So yeah, I'm wearing my florals.
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