00:04:30.220The judge found some faults in this lawsuit.
00:04:33.760He slammed Brian Friedman saying that you should not have added all these plaintiffs
00:04:39.240into this lawsuit suing for all the same things
00:04:42.280because some of the plaintiffs weren't involved in some of these actions.
00:04:47.180For example, when Justin Baldoni claims extortion from Ryan Reynolds
00:04:52.980saying that he forced me to sign this statement to the press
00:04:58.820saying it's our responsibility or the backlash that Blake Lively received during It Ends With Us
00:05:03.300basically. The judge is saying Jennifer Abel and Steve Sarowitz and Melissa Nathan had nothing to
00:05:09.640do with that extortion so why did you add all those people also to that claim? So he's basically
00:05:15.140calling up Brian Friedman to say hey this was really sloppy and he gave him a slap on the wrist
00:05:20.640and I know that lawyers are saying that this is not great for Brian Friedman but when it comes
00:05:26.180to the Wayfair parties, this is really good news because they don't have to pay anything and they're
00:05:31.560not sanctioned by the judge. And also through this, it allowed us to learn that the judge doesn't
00:05:39.200believe that this lawsuit against Blake, Ryan and Leslie Sloan was just for PR spin. And that is
00:05:46.520huge because that's been Blake's narrative this entire time saying that they just filed that
00:05:51.620lawsuit it was frivolous just to harm us in the public eye and it had no marriage and it was filed
00:05:59.360in bad faith and the judge does not agree with that. He acknowledges the case and the facts in
00:06:06.580this case so the judge did not say that the smear campaign against Justin didn't happen and he also
00:06:13.600leaves the door open on defamation including Ryan Reynolds role. The judge said here that Ryan could
00:06:21.600still be tied to defamation through conspiracy. So there's still a legal possibility here that
00:06:28.840Ryan has to pay for what he's done. I don't know why Brian Friedman decided to include all the
00:06:34.320plaintiffs in all the claims. Maybe he did it to show that, you know, there's power in a lot of
00:06:41.060in numbers, basically. But I'm sure that he knew about this and he did it anyways. I don't know,
00:06:47.200it might be some legal strategy but I think everyone should be prepared to read about this
00:06:51.880in the press like the following day saying that this is a big win for Blake or something like that
00:06:57.420and trying again to smear Brian Friedman because they love doing that I'm not saying Brian Friedman
00:07:03.140is perfect in any way but both sides here are playing dirty anyways let's get to the other
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00:08:37.780about leslie sloan blake lively's publicist she was asking the judge for the wayfair parties to
00:08:44.240cover her attorney's fees she's saying she's claiming here her attorney's fees were about
00:08:50.0001.3 million dollars which is so much money to write a few letters back and forth and a motion
00:08:58.280to dismiss I don't know how these legal fees they're just insane to me you guys but anyways
00:09:03.640the judge said not so fast Leslie Sloan you are not getting your attorney's fees covered this way
00:09:10.920you have to use another vehicle to get your fees covered and so this is not right and you have to
00:09:17.580do it another way I don't know I feel like these things keep happening that the lawyers are doing
00:09:23.240something wrong. I feel like these should be like top-notch lawyers. Don't they know the rules
00:09:28.680or do they make mistakes on purpose? I don't know. But anyways, he's giving her another chance to try
00:09:36.060to get these legal fields covered. So what Leslie Sloan is claiming is in regards to that journalist
00:09:43.000James Svitushka, remember him from Daily Mail, who wrote a sworn statement and then later on
00:09:50.480he retracted it and wrote another sworn statement. I have now learned that he's a very troubled
00:09:56.720person. I spoke to someone who works for that newspaper who told me what happened when he got
00:10:01.700fired after all of this mess that he vandalized the lift in the building of Daily Mail when he
00:10:09.800left and that he apparently allegedly had a lot of issues before this and as you can see from what
00:10:17.780happened to him when he was dragged into this lawsuit. It's a big mess. And he's very untrustworthy
00:10:23.180because he's changed his story so many times. So basically what he's claiming and what Leslie
00:10:29.200Sloan is claiming is that he told them that Leslie Sloan had told him that Blake Lively was
00:10:36.940S-aid on the set of It Ends With Us. And also that Leslie Sloan knew at the time that that was not
00:10:44.460true. And Brian Friedman used that in their legal claims against Leslie Sloan saying, hey,
00:10:51.900you spread false information here and you need to be punished for that. But then James Svitushka
00:10:58.200later said that, oh, it wasn't Leslie Sloan who gave me that information. I learned about that
00:11:03.220from the CRD complaint that Blake Lively filed before she filed her lawsuit. So I just read
00:11:10.260about it in legal papers so it didn't come from Leslie Sloan so he's sworn that that is the truth
00:11:16.620and he also claims that Brian Friedman used this information without his permission in the lawsuit
00:11:24.080which is not great if he said don't use my text message don't use this evidence because uh you're
00:11:30.960misunderstanding whatever so if that's true Leslie Sloan did not tell him this information but my big
00:11:38.260question here is, all the information that we now know that Leslie Sloan sent to journalists
00:11:44.460everywhere else, doesn't that count at all? And apparently it doesn't because that information
00:11:52.000wasn't available at the time where they sued her. Now, as I talked about so many times, her messages
00:11:59.060slamming and smearing Justin Baldoni to other journalists from Us Weekly, from People Magazine,
00:12:06.000from Daily Mail, from New York Post. Those messages were not available at this time. So
00:12:11.440this claim is only about that one text to James Vitushka or the one text that Brian Friedman
00:12:19.380used from James Vitushka in the lawsuit. So we now have to wait and see if Leslie Sloan is going
00:12:25.020to try again, which I'm sure she will. This never ends. The judge also ruled on the content creator
00:12:31.240subpoenas. I thought that he completely forgot about that because he left everything up to us
00:12:37.220to fight for our own rights, for freedom of speech. As you might remember, it was a big deal
00:12:42.740for a lot of us. We were 107 content creators and journalists who received a subpoena from Blake
00:12:48.300Lively's team. We didn't even know if it was real at first because they subpoenaed Google and our
00:12:54.260YouTube accounts. A lot of us, some people got bigger, broader subpoenas like Popcorn Planet,
00:13:01.560Andy Signo, Perez Hilton, Candace Owens. They got subpoenas where they had to hand over all their
00:13:08.300emails and communications about Blake Wively. Anyways, the rest of us fought this directly.
00:13:14.800Some of us got our own attorneys and some people tried to do it on their own. And now the judge
00:13:20.040said yes the people who wanted to stay anonymous could stay anonymous and he also said that now
00:13:26.140I'm going to quash all of these subpoenas. Well that's a little late because we all had to deal
00:13:30.720with this already a long time ago so I don't even understand the purpose of this ruling at this
00:13:35.940point. He also mentioned that some creators ask for punishment because they believe including me
00:13:42.640actually I also believe that that Blake Lively's team served these subpoenas in bad faith meaning
00:13:47.780that basically she only wanted to intimidate and silence content creators and journalists which we
00:13:54.200now know is the truth because as soon as we started fighting these subpoenas her lawyers just
00:14:01.300withdrew them and that's exactly what the judge is saying here because she withdrew them while we
00:14:07.940started fighting them that means it wasn't in bad faith that is ridiculous the judge is saying that
00:14:15.880anyone has the right to subpoena anyone and it's your duty to fight it and to hire an attorney
00:14:22.560that could cost you up to 10 15 000 and that's totally fine i mean imagine you're some of these
00:14:30.120people with like one follower one person actually had and you had to hire a lawyer for this amount
00:14:37.040of money that's a lot of money and for the judge to just say that that's fine you know she didn't
00:14:43.100mean any harm by it. To me it just says bad faith that she just dropped them instantly when we
00:14:48.900started fighting them because if she wasn't even interested in fighting them she wasn't really
00:14:53.120interested in finding out what we had which she knew was nothing. I mean what was she expecting
00:14:59.500to find out? My attorney John Genga called her lawyers and they explained that they wanted proof
00:15:06.480that we had been paid by the wayfair parties that's why they wanted access to our bank accounts
00:15:13.440I mean it's so ridiculous and it's so obvious to me that this is abuse of process meaning abuse of
00:15:21.200taxpayers money anyways I'm not a lawyer but I could see that this was not about getting any
00:15:26.400evidence anyways let's talk about Blake Levy's Instagram now she has posted a reel for the first
00:15:33.300time since November 2025. And it's basically most of the photos that she posted a couple of weeks
00:15:40.620ago when she said she had an amazing week on her story. But now all these photos have made it to
00:15:46.600the grid of her Instagram. And she's saying that she's so grateful for all the 10,000 people. And
00:15:52.900it was an emotional roller coaster watching Wreck Sam. And she says she's so grateful that she had
00:15:58.580the best week with her loved ones so here's the fun part this just made me laugh so hard
00:16:04.440e-news picked this up as you know e-news hasn't written one single article that is criticizing
00:16:12.700Blake Lively's methods or Ryan Reynolds for that sake and they made this headline
00:16:17.360Blake Lively shares extremely rare pic of one of her and Ryan Reynolds four kids okay here is that
00:16:26.220photo how is that a story a blurry picture from far away from the back and that is Blake Lively
00:16:38.520sharing a picture of her kid give me a break and People magazine picked it up they also says
00:16:45.820Blake shares very rare photo of one of her kids riding on husband Ryan Reynolds shoulders
00:16:52.600Lively and Reynolds share four kids, James, Ines, Betty, and Olin.
00:16:56.280Yes, I mean, I expect to see a lot of articles now of the happy family life of Blake and Ryan.
00:17:03.120It's so obvious, this PR strategy that they're doing right now.
00:17:06.640But for anyone to point out this angle, and then People Magazine did another story.