Blake Lively interviewer was struggling with infertility during ‘traumatizing’ interview

[jemgirl90]

Reporter from viral Blake Lively interview reveals heartbreaking reason 'little bump' taunt left her traumatized: 'That comment was like a bullet' https://t.co/twMBTTo9XK pic.twitter.com/6LkQ8kchSv
- Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) August 16, 2024
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[burntxtoashes]

Surely at this point she's gonna have to say something and at least apologise to this interviewer?

[robinanthem21]

She's being roasted in all her recent ig posts. It's only a matter of time she just limits or turns off the comments like her bestie and doesn't acknowledge any of this.

[ginainabottle]

honestly, she’ll probably just lay low until people forget about this and eventually reframe this as a feminist issue where people were just thirsty to throw women under the bus- they are, but we’re also talking about a woman who seems pretty keen on hitting other women with that bus as long as she gets to be on top of the narrative. it’s gonna be very ~there’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women.

[vazabroc]

[la_fours]

Old school ONTDer and writer/actor/great apartment designer Franchesca Ramsey made a great video about what Blake should have done in place of a lot of the dumb shit she did do. If Blake is online at all it would serve her well to pay attention.

https://instagram.com/p/C-vr14IyMgW

[littlebones]

the way this highlights how easy this press tour could have been for blake in less than 5 minutes wow

[wapiko]

Franchesca has been ESPECIALLY killing it this year. I Never Thought The Leopards Would Eat My Face is my jam

[chll51]

For someone to do al the things Franchesca listed, they would have to actually have self awareness, able to think critically and also give 2 fucks about anyone but themselves. How she's been going at it so far shows she refuses to be anything like that, not even pretending/acting either.

[milotic2]

Live footage of Blake’s PR team doing extra hours on weekend

[distant_lines]

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it's even Blake herself doing this based on her obsession with not needing a stylist, intimacy coordinator, etc.

[squirrels_oh_no]

There has long been a history of celebs of all types who make fake accounts to defend themselves LMAO. And stupidly edit their own wikipedia pages...

[aristobrit]

Blake may have a real issue with the word "bump." She posted on her IG when she no longer had her post partum "baby bump." She said she gained 60 pounds when pregnant and it took her 14 months to get her pre-baby body back. She had a whole article in Vogue about her diet and trainer's workout, she made a huge deal out of it.

https://people.com/parents/blake-lively-ryan-reynolds-very-excited-about-new-baby-source/

Saying that to the interviewer was inappropriate, regardless of the woman's fertility issues. It makes it even worse tho, and just shows how thoughtless Blake is.

[iznanassi]

it's actually really obvious that she has body image issues but instead of just communicating that or taking ownership of that she's projecting it onto everyone. she's happy to be pregnant but an interviewer can't comment on the baby literally floating in front of her (because at 7/8mos your "bump" obviously isn't fat it's a fucking baby). then the justin baldoni fatshaming her because he has a disability thing like ?__?. i saw people making comments like she's big/tall whatever and i'm telling you the moment something/someone hits 50 pounds (for me that was my 5 year old sister), most people can't lift it so....most adults weight 150 pounds+, of course he would ask how much she weighs so he knows if they can or should even attempt it and what technique they'd be able to do that with?

like it's giving the kind of woman that was mad about nicki minaj's anaconda.

[lurkurheartout]

wait wasn't she pregnant the time of the interview and it well known at the time so that's why the interviewer said it in the first place? girl what.

Taking everything as a slight when your infertile is one of the most insufferable things in the world, and this is coming from someone who will never be able to have their own kids. like it's fucked up and sad, but at the same time if your whole being and life is fucked up because you can't have a child of your own, maybe you really need to look at your life.

[vagina]

the interviewer was struggling with infertility at the time of the interview not blake