A judge has agreed to keep some of Blake Lively‘s private correspondences and other records out of the media amid her ongoing legal squabble with Justin Baldoni. Earlier this month, attorneys representing Lively and her husband,

Blake Lively requested a stronger protective order in February amid her legal battle with ‘It Ends With Us’ costar Justin Baldoni

The lawyers in the case will be the only ones who may view certain information found in discovery — not even their clients may see it, after a ruling this week.

The behind-the-scenes drama between “It Ends With Us” costars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has escalated into one of Hollywood’s most contentious legal battles.

It’s the latest privacy-focused salvo in a case that’s been distinguished by big disclosures on both sides since day one, as Lively and Baldoni have waged a public war to seize control of the narrative surrounding them in the aftermath of allegations that Baldoni sexually harassed Lively on the film’s set,

Blake Lively’s request for a protective order to prevent her ‘It Ends With Us’ co-star Justin Baldoni from leaking sensitive material was approved. According to court documents, a judge granted the motion after Lively’s legal team expressed concerns that Baldoni might release private videos,

Justin Baldoni's attorney Bryan Freedman said on a podcast that the term "victim" can be "in the eye of the beholder"