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Anonymous wrote:Omg I just saw her dress. What a giant delusional a-hole

She has to settle so she could walk the red carpet. Blake caved

Her SH claims and what not were so important until she had to wear her fugly dress to the met gala! Feet don’t fail me now!

Someone's jelly.

I’m jealous of lots of people but Blake is certainly not one. I almost feel sorry for her

And yet, she doesn't think of you at all.

Oh but she’s thinking about all of us. Don’t you get it? She’s got bots and hired help making comments like yours all over the Internet

She has hemorrhage over 5 million Instagram followers since all of this and Ryan over 2 million. They are buying up tons of bots to try to make it look less bad. They definitely care. This is their whole life.

I think there is one on this site making comments right now

It's more than one poster making supportive posts for Blake, and I at least am a real person. I am gleeful largely because I've been called a stupid "Blake bot" like a thousand times on this thread and I am more than happy to watch her take a victory lap and to enjoy you all crashing out because there's nothing you can do about it.

Come on, this is hardly a victory lap.

The settlement was predicted by many experts. Most of these cases settle and a trial would’ve served anyone. Blake got the best outcome that she could, but Wayfarer is likely very happy.

The fact of the matter is 10 of the 13 claims were kicked out months ago. It’s highly speculated that another one or two would’ve gotten kicked out and it basically would’ve boiled down to a contract dispute. The lively attorneys wanted a few things to go their way that didn’t this past week and there was some bad headlines about Blake destroying the dailies.

Settling was the best thing absolutely but she wanted the impossible - for someone to tell the world that people really liked her and it was all a big misunderstanding. She didn’t get that and she never will.

She looks stressed at the gala which is understandable. Ryan should’ve been there and he’s a little weasel and the root of most of her problems. The world knows how controlling and petty he is. The Sony executives would write about Blake this way: “she (Ryan)”…

How embarrassing for both of them. Everyone knows he pulled all the strings of this pathetic ordeal. I honestly think he comes off even worse than her on this. But for him to not support her tonight is just cowardly.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

The “public” meaning the type of people who spend their time posting mean comments on social media? Who cares what they think? I don’t know anyone who wastes their time doing that.

She does, that.’s what the entire lawsuit was about. Her intense unpopularity.

Yet she hasn’t gone away. Just as people thought they would never see or hear from her again. She probably haunts them in their dreams too.

Did anyone really think this? It's one of the things I actually sort of like about Blake and Ryan. They seemingly take advice from no one, like when they showed up at SNL and joked about the lawsuit or when she was staging pap walks around the same time. Others would try to play it cool but they are absolutely unapologetic in their thirst and zero effs to give about what lawyers or image consultants or whatever have to say. There was no way they were ever going to blink away quietly into the night. Not their style and good for them.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

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Anonymous wrote:Omg I just saw her dress. What a giant delusional a-hole

She has to settle so she could walk the red carpet. Blake caved

Her SH claims and what not were so important until she had to wear her fugly dress to the met gala! Feet don’t fail me now!

Someone's jelly.

I’m jealous of lots of people but Blake is certainly not one. I almost feel sorry for her

And yet, she doesn't think of you at all.

Oh but she’s thinking about all of us. Don’t you get it? She’s got bots and hired help making comments like yours all over the Internet

She has hemorrhage over 5 million Instagram followers since all of this and Ryan over 2 million. They are buying up tons of bots to try to make it look less bad. They definitely care. This is their whole life.

I think there is one on this site making comments right now

It's more than one poster making supportive posts for Blake, and I at least am a real person. I am gleeful largely because I've been called a stupid "Blake bot" like a thousand times on this thread and I am more than happy to watch her take a victory lap and to enjoy you all crashing out because there's nothing you can do about it.

Come on, this is hardly a victory lap.

The settlement was predicted by many experts. Most of these cases settle and a trial would’ve served anyone. Blake got the best outcome that she could, but Wayfarer is likely very happy.

The fact of the matter is 10 of the 13 claims were kicked out months ago. It’s highly speculated that another one or two would’ve gotten kicked out and it basically would’ve boiled down to a contract dispute. The lively attorneys wanted a few things to go their way that didn’t this past week and there was some bad headlines about Blake destroying the dailies.

Settling was the best thing absolutely but she wanted the impossible - for someone to tell the world that people really liked her and it was all a big misunderstanding. She didn’t get that and she never will.

She looks stressed at the gala which is understandable. Ryan should’ve been there and he’s a little weasel and the root of most of her problems. The world knows how controlling and petty he is. The Sony executives would write about Blake this way: “she (Ryan)”…

How embarrassing for both of them. Everyone knows he pulled all the strings of this pathetic ordeal. I honestly think he comes off even worse than her on this. But for him to not support her tonight is just cowardly.

She looks totally fine. I disagree Ryan should be there with her -- It think it's meaningful for the photos of her on this day to be of her alone, not standing next to her (more famous and successful) husband.

This post is a little embarrassing though. Maybe your husband should have helped you with it.

Always the misogyny with the Blake bot.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

The “public” meaning the type of people who spend their time posting mean comments on social media? Who cares what they think? I don’t know anyone who wastes their time doing that.

She does, that.’s what the entire lawsuit was about. Her intense unpopularity.

Yet she hasn’t gone away. Just as people thought they would never see or hear from her again. She probably haunts them in their dreams too.

I mean, nothing has changed. She’s loathed and we all now know it isn’t the Wallace “army of bots.” She can pay $100,000 to go the Bezos gala but she’s still not liked, to the contrary, looks tone death as ever. She paid $50 million in attorney’s fees to land in the same unemployable space.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

The “public” meaning the type of people who spend their time posting mean comments on social media? Who cares what they think? I don’t know anyone who wastes their time doing that.

She does, that.’s what the entire lawsuit was about. Her intense unpopularity.

Yet she hasn’t gone away. Just as people thought they would never see or hear from her again. She probably haunts them in their dreams too.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

The “public” meaning the type of people who spend their time posting mean comments on social media? Who cares what they think? I don’t know anyone who wastes their time doing that.

She does, that.’s what the entire lawsuit was about. Her intense unpopularity.

Yet she hasn’t gone away. Just as people thought they would never see or hear from her again. She probably haunts them in their dreams too.

I mean, nothing has changed. She’s loathed and we all now know it isn’t the Wallace “army of bots.” She can pay $100,000 to go the Bezos gala but she’s still not liked, to the contrary, looks tone death as ever. She paid $50 million in attorney’s fees to land in the same unemployable space.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

The “public” meaning the type of people who spend their time posting mean comments on social media? Who cares what they think? I don’t know anyone who wastes their time doing that.

She does, that.’s what the entire lawsuit was about. Her intense unpopularity.

Yet she hasn’t gone away. Just as people thought they would never see or hear from her again. She probably haunts them in their dreams too.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

The “public” meaning the type of people who spend their time posting mean comments on social media? Who cares what they think? I don’t know anyone who wastes their time doing that.

She does, that.’s what the entire lawsuit was about. Her intense unpopularity.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

The “public” meaning the type of people who spend their time posting mean comments on social media? Who cares what they think? I don’t know anyone who wastes their time doing that.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

You’d be wrong. Every picture of her tonight on social media has many many negative comments. The public hates her, organically.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

Everyone isn't, though. I mean, the rabid Baldoni fans on Reddit and a few of you here. But most people I know don't care at all and will have totally forgotten there was a lawsuit within a week or two.

I am personally disappointed in the settlement -- I wanted to get the trial to learn more about what happened. But if the goal today was to turn the page, I think Lively effectively did that.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.

Nope, can’t turn back time. Tried to destroy the reputation of others and ruined that of her and Ryan instead

Everyone is talking about what a pathetic narcissist she is.

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Anonymous wrote:This is soooo hilarious because you just know if she hadn't been there, the EXACT same posters would be saying "Blake missing another Met gala because of the lawsuit, was it really worth it, her career is over, remember how she used to go there every year, blah blah blah."

Nope. We would happily forget about her

Yes! I will happily forget about her forever while also refreshing this thread every 20 seconds and posting compulsively about this woman I simply don't care about at all! Exactly.

I don’t like for a- holes to get away with being a-holes. Guess I have a strong sense of justice. So I’m glad she and her gross husband have been revealed.

Me too, but that's why I dislike Baldoni, Sarowitz, Wallace, and Team TAG. I don't even care for Lively that much, but it's fun seeing them burn.

Same. I've never really liked her as an actress but it's obvious to me that she's not the villain here (I view Baldoni more as a useful idiot, but the other three are absolutely villains). She'll go back to making movies I don't see and sometimes wearing an outfit in public worth looking at even if I don't love it. I'm perfectly fine to watch Team Baldoni collapse under the weight of their own hubris here.

I agree. I really don't like that Baldoni and co tried to smear her. And tonight on the red carpet, she looked relieved. The settlement makes all the parties happy, except perhaps the lawyers. It was a good moment for her, and her dress was very much the style she likes (I love the texture, but not the colors).

Essentially this whole mess has gone away, which is a good thing.