Blake Lively's Driver Says He Felt 'Very Uncomfortable' With Justin Baldoni As He Reveals 'Disturbing' Conversation

Blake Lively's driver opened up about a "disturbing" conversation he had with Justin Baldoni while he and his boss were still filming "It Ends With Us."

It comes after more than 180 documents were unsealed, including one containing a text conversation between Lively and her pal Taylor Swift, where the singer called Baldoni a "b-tch."

Reports suggest Blake Lively tried to keep her famous friend from being "drawn into" the case, but it was Justin Baldoni's team who presented that evidence.

As Lively and Baldoni's ongoing legal battle continues to intensify ahead of their trial in May, more "disturbing" allegations from the "Gossip Girl" driver, Kevin Alexander, have emerged.

In a recently unsealed deposition obtained by Us Weekly, Alexander detailed a ride with Baldoni that he claims left him deeply unsettled to the point where he lost focus on the road.

"[Baldoni] was discussing his sexual relations with women," he alleged, noting that he "can't forget" the conversation because it "took my focus off driving."

When the alleged conversation happened, Lively and one other person were present as Alexander claimed that Baldoni said "he was forced on and he forced himself on women."

"To me, it was very out of the ordinary to meet somebody and talk like that in a vehicle. That's why it caught my attention," Alexander continued. "Basically, he kept talking about his sexual relations. I'm repeating myself, I believe, but he would force himself on women. If they said no, this, that, he would revert back."

Elsewhere, Alexander added that Baldoni talked about "more stuff" during the ride, but he'd had enough and didn't pay attention anymore.

"It is those key points when someone says, you know, forcing myself on women, women forced on me, I didn't care," he shared. "It is disturbing to me. You can't forget something like that."

He also claimed that the nature of the alleged conversation was so unprofessional that he felt compelled to tell Lively immediately upon their arrival.

When we got to the production office, which was down the road from that area, I pulled over, let everybody out," the deposition read.

"I stated to Blake, 'I feel very uncomfortable. Something is not right here. I would like to do a background check on him or something,' and later to learn that he was the producer in production of this movie."

Lively and Baldoni's standoff began around late 2024 when the actress filed a lawsuit against him, accusing him of sexual harassment on the set of "It Ends With Us," and fostering a "hostile work environment.

The director continues to deny all allegations and filed a countersuit against her, but that was dismissed in June. The case has taken many twists and turns, with the latest being how recently unsealed documents showed her friend Taylor Swift call Baldoni a "b-tch."

"Can you do me a huge favor. I need help with him," Lively asked Swift in one text. "Can you tell him you are excited for the movie. That you read the book, but what you're freaking out over is the [script] pages I sent you. What a magnetic scene that is. Or whatever descriptives you're comfortable [with]."

The Grammy winner then replied that she'd "do anything" for Lively.

In another text, the "Fate of Ophelia" singer sent Lively a screenshot of a People Magazine article titled "Justin Baldoni Reveals He Was Sexually Traumatized By an Ex-Girlfriend When He Was 'Hoping to Save Myself for Marriage.'"

Alongside the photo, she told Lively that she thinks "this b-tch knows something is coming because he's gotten out his tiny violin."

It has since been revealed that Swift feels "violated" after her text exchange with Lively was revealed.

Speaking to Us Weekly, a close source said, "It's honestly been really hard for Taylor. Having her texts out there made her feel exposed and kind of violated, like, something private suddenly wasn't hers anymore. That doesn't sit well with her."

Meanwhile, Lively's lawyer, Sigrid McCawley, has weighed in on how the actress feels about her friend being "drawn into" her legal standoff with Baldoni.

According to TMZ, McCawley, after being asked if the actress was "upset," explained that the "Another Simple Favor" actress did "everything she can to protect her friends from not being brought into this."

"It was the Baldoni parties who brought that evidence into this case. It's not relevant. What's relevant is her claims that she was sexually harassed in the workplace, and the witnesses are there to see that," the legal expert said in a video.