Hannah Berner jokes about Blake Lively and the C-word in Netflix rant

Update — December 27, 2024 at 2:22 pm ET:

Hannah Burner Breaks her silence after backlash Blake Lively she joked in the Netflix special “Torch 2024: The Best Barbeque of the Year.”

“The joke in my Netflix show was filmed before news of the lawsuit broke,” Burna wrote via her Instagram Story on Friday, December 27.

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summer house alum Hannah Burner Joking about the drama surrounding Blake Lively on Netflix Torch 2024: Annual Barbeque.

“The c—— word is very popular this year,” Berner, 33, said during a stand-up comedy segment on the special, which premieres Friday, Dec. 27.

Earlier this year, Lively, 37, played the lead role of Lily Bloom in the film Lily Bloom. It all ends with usadapted from Colleen Hooverbest-selling novel of the same name. The director of this movie is Justin Baldoniwho also played Lily’s abusive husband Ryall.

When Bardoni, 40, and Lively went to promote It all ends with usrumors swirled about a tense rift. sources revealed US Weekly There are “two camps” on the set.

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“This creative struggle set the tone for negative experiences behind the scenes and resulted in them not speaking,” the source claimed. us then.

At the time, social media was abuzz with speculation about the feud, with many users slamming Lively. Burna’s joke was likely about small talk and not the lawsuit filed earlier this month by Lively, who claims Baldoni caused her “severe emotional distress” and created a “hostile atmosphere” during production. working environment”. (The legal action was taken on December 20, and it’s unclear when Netflix’s December 27 roast will be taped.) gossip Girl Alumni also accused him of sexual harassment and claimed Baldoni launched a campaign of “social manipulation” to try to destroy Lively’s career and reputation.

Baldoni categorically denied the accusations in a statement us by his lawyer, Brian Friedman. Friedman said the claims were “completely false, outrageous and intentionally obscene” and that the court motion was allegedly filed to “correct her negative reputation” and “retell the story” about the making of the film.

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Friedman also claimed Black made “multiple demands and threats” while filming It all ends with usincluding “threats not to show up on the set and not promote the film if her demands were not met, ultimately leading to the film’s demise during its release.”

Lively, who is also an executive producer on the project, later fired back at Friedman’s accusations.

“I hope my legal action helps lift the lid on these sinister retaliation tactics designed to harm those who dare speak out about wrongdoing and help protect others who may be targeted,” Lively said in a statement. .

Lively has since received support from her family, including her sister Robin and her husband Bart Johnsonand others It all ends with us colleague. Author Hoover, 45, also actor Brandon Scriner and Jenny Slate have all publicly expressed support for Lively.

“As Blake Lively’s partner and friend, I support her as she takes action against those who reportedly planned and carried out attacks on her reputation,” Slater, 42, told reporters. today Monday, December 23rd. “The revelations about Blake’s attack are deeply dark, disturbing and utterly threatening. I commend my friend, I admire her bravery and I stand with her.