Blake Lively's Brother-In-Law Seemingly Apologizes For Mocking Justin Baldoni
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Actor Bart Johnson said he is sorry for a December social media post that appeared to criticize the "It Ends With Us" director and his "man bun."
As the PR and legal battle intensifies between “It Ends With Us” actor Blake Lively and actor/director Justin Baldoni, it seems like one of Lively’s relatives is apologizing to Baldoni for adding his two cents.
Actor Bart Johnson, who is married to Lively’s sister, Robyn Lively, took to X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday to apologize for “saying something that sounds mean.”
This is being interpreted as a reference to certain comments Johnson made on social media last month ― which included mocking an unidentified fellow with a man bun, a signature part of Baldoni’s style until he cut it off in 2023.
In a now-deleted post on Dec. 23, Johnson appeared to support his sister-in-law’s public battle with Baldoni, which has been ongoing since the film was released this past fall.
Johnson’s December post didn’t mention Baldoni by name, but the references to podcasts and a “man bun” seemed like a big clue:
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