Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's 'Smear Campaign' Controversy: Unsealed Texts and New Rom-Com

The legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has taken a new turn with the unsealing of bombshell texts and emails. These documents reveal that Baldoni's team allegedly spent $9 million on crisis management and hired social media guru Jed Wallace for $90,000 to combat negative press surrounding the 'It Ends With Us' movie. The texts suggest a coordinated effort to create 'untraceable' social fan engagement to shift the narrative in Baldoni's favor.

Amidst the controversy, Blake Lively is also making headlines with her upcoming role in 'The Survival List,' an action rom-com at Lionsgate. The film follows Annie, a reality TV producer, who gets stranded on a deserted island with a survival expert, Chopper Lane, only to discover he is a fraud. As they work together to survive, an unlikely chemistry develops. The movie is written by Tom Melia, known for 'Rye Lane,' and produced by Marc Platt, the Oscar nominee behind the 'Wicked' films and the recent live-action 'How to Train Your Dragon'.

*Sources: Daily Mail, iHeart, Deadline*

It's an action rom-com starring Blake Lively as a reality TV producer stranded on an island with a fake survival expert.

They suggest Baldoni's team spent millions on crisis management and hired a PR guru to create 'untraceable' social fan engagement.

Marc Platt, known for his work on the 'Wicked' films and 'How to Train Your Dragon'.

– The Lively-Baldoni controversy highlights the intense PR efforts celebrities undertake during disputes.

– Lively's new role in 'The Survival List' signals a potential shift towards action rom-coms.

– The unsealed documents raise ethical questions about the use of 'untraceable' social media tactics in PR.

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