Natalie Joy

some of the same accusations that Blake made against Justin or witnessed some of these things that Blake put out.

The statement reads, Blake Lively's driver, Kevin Alexander, recounted an alleged disturbing conversation he had with Justin Baldoni while It Ends With Us was in production.

Baldoni was discussing his sexual relations with women, Alexander alleged in a deposition, noting that he can't forget the conversation because it took my focus off driving.

Alexander claimed that Baldoni said he was forced on and he forced himself on women.

The driver confirmed that this car ride in which Blake Lively and one other person was present was the first time he had met Baldoni.

To me, it was very out of the ordinary to meet somebody and to talk like that in a vehicle.

That's why it caught my attention, Alexander continued.

Basically, he kept talking about his sexual relations.

I'm repeating myself, I believe, but he would force himself on women.

Like, huh?

This is, again, reminder, this was regardless of how Blake Lively, how famous she is, doesn't matter who her husband is, doesn't matter how much money she has.

Justin Baldoni was her director, her executive producer.

He was her boss.

He ran the company that produced this movie.

He hired her.

So like and then he's getting in a car.

The guy who, again, has written books about like how to be pro women and gives TED talks about like positive masculinity and how that he's an ally of women.

And then he gets in a car and talks about like how he's forced himself on women, allegedly.

Well, as someone who's read his book and has watched some of his TED Talks in preparation for the interview I did with him a while back, his whole, like, shtick was, like, being this kind of reformed fuckboy.

And and I think in that vein, I think he got a little too comfortable.