Actor claims that the newspaper published an article that favors the actress and did not seek her version of events; the two are the protagonists of ‘É Assim que Acaba’
decided to sue the New York Times, claiming that the newspaper published an article that favors the actress, and is seeking compensation of approximately R$1.5 billion. According to Baldoni, the report did not properly verify the facts and was based solely on the version presented by Lively. In the content published by the NYT, accusations made by Lively against Baldoni were raised, which include the allegation that he had hired an agency to defame his image. Furthermore, the text brought to light allegations of moral and sexual harassment, which Baldoni categorically refutes.
The actor denies all accusations and claims that the text messages and emails mentioned in the article were manipulated. Baldoni also criticizes Lively for discussing aspects of her sexual life inappropriately and mentions an episode of verbal aggression that she allegedly suffered from , the actress’s husband. After the article was released, Baldoni faced serious consequences, including the termination of his contract with the WME agency. Additionally, he lost an award that recognized his work on behalf of women and girls’ rights.
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Published by Fernando Dias
