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Justin Baldoni Blames ADHD for Alleged Misconduct on Set
Justin Baldoni is blaming his alleged creepy and inappropriate behavior, on the set of It Ends with Us, on being neurodivergent and we aren’t having it.
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By Amanda Swartos and Niki EldridgeJustin Baldoni is blaming his alleged creepy and inappropriate behavior, on the set of It Ends with Us, on being neurodivergent and we aren’t having it.
Emily D. Baker’s Video
SWOOP’s Video on Blake Lively
Lawsuit Reference w/o Exhibits
Unaltered documents w/ exhibits can be found in New York Times article but is a pay to play.
Where to find us…
Follow us on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, @thendcpodcast!
Follow Niki on Instagram @nikitabonana
Follow Amanda on Instagram @amandasvartaas
Want to be on the show? Have a question? Want to tell us we suck? You can do that by sending us an email at [email protected]!
Disclaimer
Don't listen to a damn word we say. We are not doctors, we don't even play one on TV, these are just our experiences and opinions. Opinions are like assholes everybody has one. The topics discussed here are not meant to treat, diagnose, or cure medical conditions.