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EXCLUSIVE: How Under-Fire Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds Are ‘Refusing’ to Let Her Blockbuster $400Million Legal Fight Against Justin Baldoni ‘Tear Their Marriage Apart….Read More

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have vowed their marriage will not fall victim to Justin Baldoni’s $400million lawsuit.
The Hollywood heavyweights are already feeling the displeasure of pal Taylor Swift after she was dragged into the Tinsletown mud-slinging and they are now determined they won’t buckle under the pressure as a court date is set for next month, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
The A-Listers struck the first blow after Blake, 37, sued him in December with claims of sexual harassment and creating a toxic work environment on the set of the hit movie, It Ends With Us.
But Baldoni has accused the power couple of trying to “destroy” him with false allegations and he is after $400m in damages.
A pal of the pair told us: “The Baldoni camp is definitely letting them feel the heat!
“It’s got to be super unsettling knowing their pasts are being examined so closely, like really, every little detail is under the microscope.
And you won’t believe it, but Baldoni’s team is leaving absolutely no stone unturned in their relentless mission. Honestly, they are starting to worry that this could end up wrecking their whole reputation.”
Lively and Reynolds, 48, are said to be determined her battle – and the PR disaster it is becoming – won’t eat into their marriage.
The stars – who share children James, 10, Inez, eight, Betty, five, and Olin, two – tied the knot back in 2012.
Our insider added: “Things have really taken a toll behind the scenes for Blake and Ryan! Despite all the drama, these two are sticking together like glue, convinced that this tough time will eventually bring them even closer.
I mean, no one can deny their bond is seriously strong they’re all in on this relationship. But let’s be real, they’re totally going through it right now.
“Word on the street is that both of them can’t wait for the day when all of this is behind them and they can finally get back to their normal lives. But honestly, it looks like that day isn’t coming anytime soon.”