Is This The REAL Blake Lively?

This Blake Lively drama keeps getting weirder and so much worse for her. In addition to all the cringe and out-of-touch 'It Ends with Us' interviews, another clip from eight years ago has just surfaced, and it's not a good look.

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[deedeemonceaux]

So, she got offended by a congrats on her bump but then turned around to comment on her co-star's "lovely lady lumps"? The irony is screaming.

[sprezzatura]

The problem with highly paid actors is they start to believe they are worth it. Just plain low class.

[Manhattan]

The funny thing about that Blake Lively interview was that her attempt to be a feminist girl boss, was at the expense of ANOTHER WOMAN.

[gingle]

Sadly, the interviewer later came out to say that she had been having infertility issues and to have that response was even more hurtful.

[amylynne]

I watched an interview with the interviewer and she said that she “can’t have children”. So, even more insensitive!

[AJ-zrls]

Blake tries way too hard to come off as a girl boss when in reality, she is just being mean.

[jensweirdlife]

The irony is that Blake Lively said in an interview about "It Ends with Us" something to the effect of wearing your floral dresses or some garbage like that.

[SeraphsWitness]

"Congratulations on your bump" is like the most gentle and sweet way of pointing out someone is pregnant. Imagine getting offended by something so silly.

[bethanyheyob]

It’s giving snobby highschool girl energy.

[donnaleone]

Parker Posey was equally rude. It’s like they went in there expecting to be offended. They were deliberately rude.

[screaminchicken]

The hurt in the interviewers voice is real, she's just trying to have some girl to girl talk. Brutal.

[neadod]

Blake when interviewed about clothes on a film set in the flapper era: *'Sexism!!'*

Blake when asked about DA in a film centred around DA: *'So yeah, I'm wearing..'*

[angbaby]

Top it off, the interviewer is infertile and has said it was very hurtful because she will never have a little bump to say that she is pregnant
Edit: I didn't expect this to get so much attention. Thanks for 6k, but there is war in the comments rn, anyway. God bless ya'll

[kyraforeman]

I just had my first baby earlier this year, and while I was pregnant I was working in a whiskey lounge as a waitress. So lots of people slowly getting a little inebriated interacting with me, which meant usually by the time they got their check, they at some point blurted out something along the lines about how l looked super pregnant. I guess I could have gotten upset, but it was pretty clear literally every single one of them was asking to be supportive and because they were either happy for me or just felt they should say something to acknowledge it and congratulate me. Sometimes the phrasing was awkward, but it was clear they were just trying to say something nice to me and didn’t always know how to do it. So I always smiled and thanked them, asked them if they had any kids and if they did if they had any tips. It’s not very hard to just accept a kind gesture for what it is, even if it comes out weird and return it in kind. And it was great because people then became very supportive of me and it honestly really did help me not feel overwhelmed.

[McIrish_Lad]

I've said this for years...Blake and Ryan come off as 1000% fake nice and the type of people that would instantly shit talk you the second your back was turned...yet for some reason that has never made sense to me everyone loves them, they're one of the "it" couples of Hollywood. Like why?!?! Everything about their "nice personas" for years comes off as fake and forced, I'm glad people are starting to acknowledge how Blake has been quite openly a toxic person all along...maybe next everyone want to stop stroking Ryan's ego and acknowledge he's just the funny male version of Blake.

[Duality_of_Man]

By that logic women should stop asking male celebrities how they got into such good shape for their movies.

[Hugo-nwsu]

Justin got crisis PR about it turns out Blake was the one who needed it more.

[docholliday]

Parker Posey is honestly acting the same way her Dazed and Confused character would act 30 years after high school.

[ddkjzzc]

I have always said it. Blake and her husband give me major Actor vibes. I always feel like theyre "private personas" are actually also just roles they are always playing in public meanwhile in reality they are waaaay different. Everything about them feels calculated to me

[cheryleaston]

Blake and her little rude buddy were so very rude and disrespectful to the interviewer. Very bad taste for both those rude actors. Shame