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Kjersti Flaa earlier shared in a video about an interview with Blake Lively, claiming that it almost made her quit her job. Flaa has since doubled down on her take about the star, claiming in a recent podcast that she couldn’t find anyone who would say nice things about Lively. When her guest called out Lively’s“horrendous”sense of humor, Flaa immediately agreed with her.
Flaa came out against Lively once theIt Ends With Usdrama first became headlines. Things are getting worse for Lively after Justin Baldoni filed a $400 million lawsuit against her, Ryan Reynolds, and their publicist Leslie Sloane. It was in response to her complaint of December 20, accusing Baldoni of workplace harassment.
Kjersti Flaa can’t stand Blake Lively’s horrendous sense of humor
Ryan Reynoldsis one of the funniest A-listers out there and his sense of humor comes naturally to him. He is an amazing storyteller, which enhances his ability to crack jokes at will. Reynold’s skill was the exact reason whyDeadpoolbecame a huge hit among his fans. Moreover, Reynolds often leans toward self-deprecating humor which makes him a relatable funny guy.
However,Blake Livelyapparently doesn’t have the same skills as her husband. According to Kjersti Flaa and her guest Dana Bowling on a recentYouTubevideo, Lively should give up her nasty sense of humor. They shared that her attempts at jokes didn’t always land and often came out as rude. Bowling shared with Flaa on her channel:
I wonder sometimes when I watch Blake and her interviews and stuff. I sometimes wonder if she just has this horrendous sense of humor that does not land. A really awkward, horrible sense of humor that she thinks she’s being funny and it does not land.
Flaa totally agreed and shared that she felt the exact same way. Flaa shared that she saw the pattern in her interviews and added that Lively always managed to add a“Just kidding!”which makes the joke even worse.
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Fans began turning against Blake Lively due to her insensitive remarks during the promotion ofIt Ends With Us. Flaa saw the opportunity right and shared avideoof her interview with Lively and Parker Posey, titled,The Blake Lively interview that made me want to quit my job.
In the video, Flaa congratulates Lively on her“little bump”. A visibly annoyed Lively retorts,“Congrats on your little bump.”It was just the start of what turned out to be a really awkward interview.
The Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni drama that ended up being a legal battle
Blake Lively accused co-starJustin Baldoniof workplace harassment in December and theIt Ends with Usactor responded with a counter lawsuit. He is suing Lively, Ryan Reynolds, and their publicist Leslie Sloane for $400 million. The lawsuit claims civil extortion, defamation, false light invasion of privacy, and intentional interference with contractual relations.
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Baldoni claims in his lawsuit that Lively constantly attempted to interfere in the creative process and threw tantrums on set (via Forbes). He further shared thathe was“aggressively berated”by Reynolds, who claimed that Baldoni fat-shamed Lively during the film. Lively’s attorneys had called the earlier lawsuit“a classic tactic”to“blame the victim.”
Some scathing claims have come up against Lively ever since the drama began. Besides Kjersti Flaa, hair stylistEmanuel Millar also shared his story, claiming that Lively was cold to him and called her the most“self-absorbed”person he had ever seen.
Controversial political pundit Candace Owens shared that she had previously worked with a Glamour Magazine editor who had the worst experience with Lively. Owens shared that her editor called the actress therudest celebrity they had come across. More recently, a video ofLively joking about Blackfaceresurfaced on the internet, adding to the damage to her image.
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