Swift, who is a close friend of Lively and Reynolds and even godmother to one of their children, was later pulled into the drama by Baldoni, who claimed his co-star had weaponised her friendship with the singer to try to leverage creative control of their film, which he was directing.
At the time, Page Six reported that his complaint referenced how one of Lively’s “famous, and famously close” friends had been at her and Reynolds’ NYC home when he was invited over one evening.
He claimed that the celebrity in question had praised Lively’s script rewrites to him, referencing the “rooftop scene” where the main characters first meet.
“I really love what you did. It really does help a lot,” Baldoni wrote in a text written about their meeting.