Justin Baldoni loses Women’s Advocacy Award after a lawsuit filed by Blake Lively

Justin Baldoni He was stripped of his Women’s Advocacy Award earlier this month following her disturbing sexual harassment lawsuit against him. Blake Lively.

It’s been a downward spiral for the actor, who was also dropped by his agency WME, compared to the “Gossip Girl” star, who has gotten a lot of support since she filed the lawsuit.

Justin Baldoni’s lawyers have since criticized Blake Lively’s claims, claiming she caused problems while filming “It Ends With Us.”

Baldoni is still suffering from a negative impact on his image after Blake Lively filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against him.

His latest victim was the loss of a prestigious award he won for his courageous work defending women and girls.

The 40-year-old actor received the Vital Voices Solidarity Award honoring all females on December 9, but the honor was rescinded following Lively’s sexual harassment lawsuit, per TMZ.

In a statement posted Monday on its website, the Viral Voices Solidarity Award expressed its support for Lively and called the allegations against the actor “disturbing” and “abhorrent.”

They then indicated that they had contacted Al-Doni to inform him of their decision to cancel his decision.

This development comes after Baldoni was dropped by his agency, WME, following Lively’s lawsuit.

Lively declared a legal war against her “It Ends With Us” co-star last Friday when she alleged in a 10-claim complaint that he sexually harassed her during the filming of “It Ends With Us,” and also masterminded a “coordinated action” attempt. To destroy her reputation.”

In her filing, the “Gossip Girl” star claimed that Baldoni “often” referred to women in the workplace as “hot.”

according to People magazineLively recounted one particular incident where he “pressured” her to remove her coat to reveal her underwear even when it was partially unzipped and her bra was exposed.

She noted that the “Five Feet Apart” actor told her he thought she looked “sexy” in a tone that made her feel “exposed and exposed.”

Lively also alleged that Baldoni “routinely humiliated” her by “finding backdoors to criticize her body and weight.”

She recounted an instance in which he called her trainer behind her back less than 4 months after giving birth to her fourth child, meaning he “wanted her to lose weight in two weeks.”

Lively’s lawsuit also included claims that Baldoni “cried in the dressing room” over social media comments that she “looked old” in her role in “It Ends with Us.”

While Baldoni “objectified Ms. Lively as a sexual object,” he also “made every effort to make criticism of her age and weight,” the documents said.

The actress expressed her dismay, saying that he “made the rest of the cast and crew wait for hours” on the second day of filming “while crying in Ms. Lively’s dressing room, claiming that commenters on social media were saying that Ms. Lively looked old.” And unattractive based on paparazzi photos from the group.”

The document claimed that Baldoni “tried to reassure him that she should look authentic in the scenes shown in the photos, which were after her character had been abused by her fictional husband, rather than sexy,” alleging that Baldoni “seemed to focus on Ms. Lively’s sexual appeal over “Everything else.”

“His prolonged outburst caused a delay in filming, resulting in a random emotional scene being filmed,” the statement read.

Following her complaints, Lively issued a statement to The New York Times, saying: “I hope my legal action will help lift the curtain on these vicious retaliation tactics to harm people who speak out about misconduct and help protect others who may be targeted.” “

However, according to TMZBaldoni and his lawyer, Brian Friedman, denied the allegations she made against him, describing her actions, interviews and marketing during the promotional tour as abhorrent.

Friedman also criticized Lively’s lawsuit, calling it an attempt on her part to “repair her negative reputation,” adding that the allegations are “false, outrageous, and intentionally lewd with the intent to harm the public.”

Friedman also accused the actress of causing problems on set, “threatening not to show up for filming, and threatening not to promote the film, which ultimately led to its demise during its release.”

Fans quickly speculated there was tension between Lively and Baldoni after the duo didn’t take photos together at the world premiere of their film despite being the main stars.

Baldoni also did not appear in any photos with the other cast members, unlike Lively, who shared several snapshots with her co-stars.

The rumors gained further momentum when Lively attended the premieres in London and Copenhagen while Baldoni stayed in New York to give press interviews.

There has also been speculation regarding the stars’ social media activity. Many have noted that Baldoni follows both Colleen Hoover, the author of the book on which the film is based, and Lively, but neither of them follow him.