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The ongoing tension between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni doesn’t seem to stop making headlines. The Norwegian journalist Kjersti Flaa, whose interview with the actress went viral for all the wrong reasons has weighed her opinions on the matter as well.

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Flaa’s recent YouTube video sheds light on what she perceives to be critical missteps by Lively in her lawsuit against Baldoni. She shares her past experiences and even talks about a recent article by The New Yorker, so let’s dive in!

Kjersti Flaa’s warning: Blake Lively’s critical misstep

Kjersti Flaa did not hold back while criticizing Blake Lively’s approach and lawsuit, wherethe latter accused Justin Baldoni of multiple things, from s*xual misconduct to perpetuating a smear campaign against her. In Flaa’sYouTube video, she shares her observations on how Lively has navigated this whole thing.

Why didn’t Blake Lively, instead of just filing her lawsuit basically in the New York Times, leaking everything there, why didn’t she just do an interview and talk about this? It would have made her come across so much more authentic and so much more like a victim.

Kjersti Flaa in her YouTube video

I’ve never seen such a quick shift from the public before, of where the loyalty lies and where they think the truth lies. So I mean, this story is, as we all know, just beginning. But I’m trying to keep an open mind here. I have, like, as I said before, of course I had bad experience with Blake personally and I have now bad experience with New York Times reporting.

Flaa also pointed to the success of women involved in the Harvey Weinstein case because they gave personal testimonies that had a human touch. She addressed that Lively is perhaps fighting this battle for her reputation, but the involvement of a third party makes the actress lose her credibility, according to Flaa.

Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively in It Ends With Us

Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively feud: The collapse of MeToo era according to The New Yorker

In the video, Flaa spoke about the recent article byThe New Yorkerwhich has stirred up some heated debate. The publication has framed the feud betweenBlake LivelyandJustin Baldonias a symbol for a larger issue, which is the decreasing impact of the #MeToo movement. They claim that what was once a powerful movement to hold abusers accountable is now facing challenges due to a shifting online landscape.

In Lively’s case, her high-profile connections, such as her friendship with Taylor Swift have somewhat weakened her case. She is being perceived as a privileged celebrity, which has only added to the backlash. Many have accused her of being entitled, a sentiment that Flaa seems to agree with.

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On the other hand, Baldoni has been a long-standing advocate for social causes. This quality has earned him brownie points in the public’s perception and further complicated the narrative. As the legal battle unfolds, it has become a larger part of the conversation about authenticity and media influence.

Sonika Kamble

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Sonika Kamble is an entertainment writer at Fandomwire, covering everything from timeless classics to newly released movies. With over 1000+ articles published, she delves into breakdowns, think pieces, speculations, and more.She enjoys connecting the dots and covering newfound angles about characters, scenes, and themes from movies directed by Scorsese, Fincher, Tarantino, Linklater, and other exceptional filmmakers.

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