Taylor Swift “can’t help but feel used” by her pal Blake Lively, a source exclusively ... but it’s believed by many that the actress was referencing husband Ryan Reynolds — and the ...

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Telling photos of Taylor Swift's box at the Super Bowl taken a year apart gave a strong insight into her icy relationship with Blake Lively. Rumours have been swirling that Blake's ugly legal ...

the actress didn't seem to mention Baldoni in any interviews. During the press tour in August, a Norwegian journalist uploaded a video from an interview with Lively in 2016 titled, "The Blake ...

Blake Lively's bitter feud with her It Ends With Us co-star Justin Baldoni has reportedly left the actress 'shattered', and while the last thing she wants in her life is more drama, it could ...

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The alleged texts do not indicate who Blake Lively's "dragons" are, but many believe the actress was referring to husband Ryan Reynolds and the Grammy-winning musician, according to the outlet.

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The same source also claims Taylor is just now realizing that Blake has been leveraging her name for years, including falsely telling a young actress that Taylor had "cast her" in a project ...

The insider says that the pop superstar “doesn’t appreciate being referred to as one of Blake’s dragons ... but it’s believed by many that the actress was referencing husband Ryan ...

Chelsea Handler took aim at Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively in her opening monologue of the 2025 Critics Choice Awards.