Blake Lively finds herself embroiled in controversy as resurfaced comments from the filming of her 2018 film “A Simple Favor” raise questions about her on-set behavior. The actress is facing accusations of hypocrisy after it came to light that she allegedly improvised a scene involving her co-star Henry Golding, in which she reportedly grabbed his groin in a manner some have deemed inappropriate.

Lively is currently involved in a lawsuit against director Justin Baldoni, claiming he engaged in unwanted physical contact during filming. Critics are now pointing to the improvised scene with Golding as a double standard, arguing that her actions contradict her allegations against Baldoni. During commentary for the film’s Blu-ray release, Lively admitted to the unscripted moment, asserting it fit her character, but her fans are left divided over the implications.

The backlash intensified when social media users highlighted Golding’s apparent discomfort during the scene, contrasting it with Lively’s claims against Baldoni. Supporters of Lively argue she sought consent for her actions, while others criticize her perceived hypocrisy in light of her lawsuit.

Adding to the drama, Lively recently made headlines for a public relations stunt at a donut shop in Connecticut, where she helped out without adhering to health regulations, leading to an investigation by local health authorities. Critics have accused her of insensitivity and of using the event to enhance her public image amid ongoing scrutiny.

As the situation unfolds, the discourse around Lively’s actions continues, with many calling for a deeper examination of consent and behavior in the entertainment industry. With both the lawsuit and health department investigation looming, Lively’s reputation is under significant strain, and the coming weeks may reveal more about the complexities of her claims and public persona.