The Internet loves to hate a hypocrite. It’s one of the many reasons why users turned on Justin Baldoni, a self-described feminist, who was accused by his It Ends with Us co-star Blake Lively of sexism, sexual advances, and loutish manners on set.
Hypocrisy appears to be rife in both camps of the scandal that has taken hold of Hollywood since December. Lively has faced criticism for her behavior in the past—some social-media users reposted instances of Lively being rude and ungracious—and on set (there were accusations of Lively attempting to take creative control), and her promotion of her own brands, including her hair-care line, Blake Brown, and her beverage company, Betty Buzz, in conjunction with a film about domestic abuse.
