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Isabela Ferrer Distances Herself from Blake Lively Amid Legal Drama

Rising star Isabela Ferrer, known for portraying the younger Lily Bloom in the upcoming film It Ends With Us, is reportedly stepping back from co-star Blake Lively as tensions escalate around a legal controversy involving actor-director Justin Baldoni.

According to a Daily Mail source, Ferrer deleted several Instagram posts featuring behind-the-scenes moments with Lively, allegedly following advice from her team. The move came after reports surfaced claiming Lively attempted to involve Ferrer in the legal battle by asking her to support claims of sexual harassment against Baldoni — claims Ferrer reportedly had no firsthand knowledge of.

“She was very naive when she joined the project and considered it a privilege,” the insider said, adding that Ferrer preferred to stay out of “gossip” and remain focused on her role. The source also suggested that aligning with either side without personal experience could jeopardize Ferrer’s budding career.

Currently, only one post on Ferrer’s Instagram remains related to the film, which still features a photo with Lively, though much of their previous content together has vanished.

As the legal storm continues to swirl, the dynamic between the stars of It Ends With Us appears to be quietly shifting.

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