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Jenny Slate has entered the chat. Or, at least, she might do that very soon.
The alarming details of Blake Lively’s amended complaint against Justin Baldoni include a mention that she was not the only person on the set who had major issues during production.
A new report sheds light on an alleged complaint that Jenny Slate filed during It Ends With Us.
She may be willing to testify on Lively’s behalf when this ugly legal battle goes to trial. What does she have to say?
Did Jenny Slate file a complaint alongside Blake Lively’s?
On Tuesday, February 18, Blake Lively’s legal team filed an amended complaint. In addition to other harrowing details, the filing added that two other actresses would be willing to testify on her behalf against Justin Baldoni.
The documents themselves had redacted the names of both actresses in question.
However, it seems that we can now reasonably assume that one of them is Jenny Slate. If not, then it is possible that even more members of the It Ends With Us cast had an issue during production.
What did Jenny Slate say in her complaint to Sony?
According to detailed report by The Hollywood Reporter (in a story featuring the most unhinged cover art that anyone’s ever seen), Jenny Slate also filed a complaint to Sony during the It Ends With Us shoot.
Lively’s complaint is not solely against Baldini. And Slate’s complaint was actually against his producing partner, Jamey Heath.
It comes down to a housing issue for Slate’s family during the shoot, an “offer” to assist, and such a visceral discomfort that Slate filed a complaint with the distributor.
What did Jenny Slate say in her complaint to Sony?
According to THR, Jenny Slate was renting a New York City apartment during filming. However, it was not a good location for her and for her toddler.
Unfortunately, she had a truly obscene security deposit. Moving to live somewhere more comfortable was possible, but would mean throwing away $15,000. (Or, worse, giving it to a landlord, like a gift)
Apparently, Heath offered to have his and Justin Baldoni’s production company, Wayfarer, reimburse the security deposit cost. No problem so far, right?
