Blake Lively Seeks $8 Million in Legal Fees from Justin Baldoni After Settlement

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Blake Lively is seeking over $8 million in legal fees from Justin Baldoni following their recent legal settlement.

Summary

Following a 17-month legal battle that concluded with a settlement in May, Blake Lively has filed a notice requesting approximately $8,035,040.88 from Justin Baldoni to cover her attorneys' fees and litigation costs. The dispute originated from Lively's allegations that Baldoni orchestrated a smear campaign against her, claims which Baldoni denied through a countersuit that was ultimately dismissed in June 2025.

Baldoni's legal team is currently contesting the request, arguing that Lively has not provided sufficient evidence to prove the requested amount is reasonable. While the legal battle has reached a settlement phase, the financial aftermath continues to unfold in court.

Amidst the legal proceedings, both parties have made public appearances. Baldoni recently shared an Instagram video with his wife, Emily, expressing gratitude and reflecting on the difficulty of speaking out during the dispute. Meanwhile, Blake Lively has been seen making public appearances in New Jersey, and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, has been active on social media supporting soccer events.

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