Blake Lively has filed an amended legal complaint against her "It Ends With Us" co-star Justin Baldoni, alleging that two additional female actors felt uncomfortable on set and will testify in court.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni worked together for a film based on a book,"It Ends With Us." Blacke Lively played the female lead in the movie, while Baldoni worked as the director and lead actor. The film got a good appreciation and the story touched many hearts helping many women to gather the strength to choose herself over everything else and the importance of understanding and dealing with trauma.

Blake Lively's publicist believes she shouldn't be involved in any Justin Baldoni drama. Leslie Sloane of Vision PR has filed a motion in New York this week that states that the claims filed in Baldoni's lawsuit are opinions and thus can't be the subject of a defamation case.

Allegedly false statements from Leslie Sloane of Vision PR include assertions that the "whole cast doesn't like Justin" and that "Blake was sexually assaulted." She says they aren't defamatory.

The Hollywood Reporter has faced intense criticism over its latest magazine cover depicting actress Blake Lively throwing a mobile phone at director Justin Baldoni. The controversial cover, which shows Baldoni clutching a copy of "It Ends with Us",

Blake Lively has asked a judge for a stronger protective order amid her legal battle with Justin Baldoni after allegedly receiving “violent, profane, sexist, and threatening communications.” Attorneys for Baldoni,

Blake Lively reportedly requested a protective order in light of her and It Ends With Us director Justin Baldoni's ongoing legal battle. Lively, 37, and husband Ryan Reynolds submitted a letter to a judge on Thursday,