Justin Baldoni has revealed that he faced intense emotional and physical exhaustion following the release of It Ends With Us,
a film he not only directed but also starred in alongside Blake Lively.
The 41-year-old filmmaker and actor shared his struggles during a recent episode of the Gent’s Talk podcast,
admitting that he was not in the best place after an extremely demanding year.
“I told them that I was exhausted, that I haven’t given myself time to recover, or time to heal,” Baldoni shared, referring to a message he sent to a few close people in his life. “I had an intense year, a lot of material success, and a lot of emotional stress. It was very hard on me and my family, and I wear a lot of hats and I carry a lot because I love what I do.”
His remarks come amid ongoing legal battles involving It Ends With Us. In December, Lively filed a lawsuit against Baldoni, his production company Wayfarer Studios, and former PR representatives, alleging sexual harassment. The same day, Baldoni filed a $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times, claiming the publication falsely accused him of orchestrating a smear campaign against Lively.
Weeks later, the dispute escalated further when Baldoni named Lively and her husband, actor Ryan Reynolds, in a separate $400 million lawsuit, accusing them of attempting to take control of It Ends With Us and shape their own narrative.
He went on to describe his struggles with imposter syndrome.
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