The New Special of the Fox Nation’ Blake vs. Justin: It doesn’t end with us.

It started out as a promising screen partnership turned into one of Hollywood’s most intense legal showdowns.

A once private dispute between actors Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni broke into a full-scale public wonder, million-dollar lawsuits, shocking allegations and a massive amount of leaked documents and text messages.

Now, the new special special for Fox Nation, “Blake vs Justin: Not Ending With Us,” opens up the twists and turns of the high-profile battle, giving viewers an in-depth look at how these former co-stars are enemies.

Before they fell, Lively and Baldoni were two of Hollywood’s two favorite stars. On CW’s “Goggy Girl”, Serena van der Woodsen quickly became a fashion icon and fan favorite.

“Every girl wants to be her,” said pop culture expert Lauren Conlin on the special show.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni: Everything is known

Baldoni, known for his role as “Jane the Virgin” Rafael Solano, turned gears into production – led the adaptation of the highly anticipated Colleen Hoover novel “End With Us”, which he also starred with Lively.

The film was stopped due to the strike of the national writers and actors, so the trouble began. According to legal documents from the Baldoni team, obtained by Fox News Digital, Lively and Baldoni initially had friendly working relationships.

“They text almost every day, and a friendly drama ter builds a comfortable motivation that, in typical cases, will make the job easier,” the document states.

But tensions escalated during the strike, when Lively issued a 17-point list to Baldoni, who needed to request before returning to the setting. These include prohibiting “spontaneous improvisation” in physical scenes, prohibiting comments on her appearance, and limiting discussions about personal experiences of sexuality or nudity.

“She really kind of said that something isn’t right in the workplace, and the workplace isn’t as safe as people want it to be,” criminal defense attorney Jonna Spilbor said in Fox Nation’s special thing.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni lawsuit: Information reveals alleged lies, threats and intimate secrets

Although Baldoni’s production company Wayfarer Studios agreed to Lively’s terms and signed an amended contract, the show didn’t stop there.

The actress has received intense criticism in amidst avid criticism after an awkward news journey in the film, who accused Bardoni and her production company of sexual harassment and orchestrated a smear campaign against her. In a complaint with the California Department of Civil Rights, she described a hostile work environment and coordinated efforts to undermine its reputation.

Bardoni shot backwards, denying all claims and launching a counter-claim.

Justin Baldoni included screenshots of alleged text messages interacting with Blake Lively in the revised complaint. (Justin Baldoni revised the complaint)

In addition to the updated lawsuit, Baldoni shared a schedule of the event, including text and emails involving actors, intimate coordinators and producers, as evidence to oppose Lively’s claim that she was sexually harassed in the drama where he served as director.

He also filed a staggering $250 million lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging that their reports further damage his reputation.

As the case develops, “Blake vs Justin: Not Ending With Us” brings together pop culture journalists, legal analysts and familiar Fox News faces to break the controversy, analyze its implications and explore how this high-profile battle can reshape the future of Holleywood.

Don’t miss the exclusive deep dive on Fox Nation on Thursday, March 6.

Fox Nation’s Special “Blake vs. Justin: It doesn’t end with us” (Fox Nation)

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Lauryn Overhultz and Tracy Wright of Fox News contributed to the report.