Blake Lively is facing backlash following revelations from Adam Munchshine, her co-star in the film “It Ends With Us.” Munchshine has publicly refuted Lively’s claims regarding a birthing scene she described as uncomfortable and humiliating. In her lawsuit, Lively argued that the scene, which involved nudity, was improperly handled, as the set was not closed off and the actor hired for the intimate role lacked experience.

Munchshine, who played Dr. Dunbar in the film, stated in an exclusive interview with Page Six that his experience on set significantly differed from Lively’s portrayal. He expressed surprise at her description and noted his willingness to testify on behalf of director Justin Baldoni, emphasizing that he was not merely a friend but an actor with a Master of Fine Arts from UCLA and multiple credits to his name.

Lively’s lawsuit alleged that Baldoni’s choice to cast a friend in the role, rather than a local actor, contributed to her discomfort. However, Munchshine countered that she wore a full hospital gown and prosthetics to simulate pregnancy during filming, and he maintained that she did not express any discomfort at the time.

The controversy has sparked speculation about Lively’s motivations and the credibility of her claims, particularly as some fans and industry insiders believe she is strategically targeting scenes without intimacy coordinators. This revelation comes at a time when Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, are under scrutiny for their public image, with recent paparazzi photos showing Lively appearing somber at a family event.

As the situation develops, Lively’s representatives have yet to comment on Munchshine’s statements. The unfolding drama has raised questions about accountability in Hollywood, particularly regarding the treatment of actors in intimate scenes.