Judge Rules Blake Lively's Private Texts with Taylor Swift Can Be Used in Baldoni Lawsuit

Did Blake Lively threaten Taylor Swift? A New York judge has denied Blake Lively’s request to block the release of her private messages with Taylor Swift, marking a dramatic turn in Justin Baldoni’s $400M lawsuit.
Baldoni's legal team subpoenaed texts and emails exchanged between Lively and Swift, alleging an attempt to coerce Swift into publicly supporting Lively’s claims — or risk having private messages leaked.
While Baldoni withdrew a subpoena for Swift herself, her father, Scott Swift, voluntarily handed over key information, aiming to shield his daughter from further legal exposure.
This shocking move came amid allegations that Lively’s legal team made “extortionate threats” to Swift, prompting her inner circle — including Travis Kelce and Gigi Hadid — to cut ties with the actress.
Now, Baldoni’s team has access to potentially explosive texts in which Lively allegedly called Swift her “dragon” in an attempt to intimidate the actor. The unraveling of Swift and Lively’s decade-long friendship adds fuel to a saga already filled with scandal, defamation claims, and high-stakes legal maneuvers.
All sides deny wrongdoing — but this ruling brings new pressure to a crumbling celebrity alliance.

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