Taylor Swift’s Explosive Testimony Could Turn the Tide in Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s Courtroom Showdown

What’s juicier than a celebrity feud involving a hit-making pop star, a beloved actress, and a courtroom showdown that could give Judge Judy a run for her money? Have you ever wondered what happens when iconic friendships unravel in public, get tangled in lawsuits and then pull in a “mega celebrity friend” for good measure? Well, grab your popcorn, because Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s messy legal saga just got a full-blown Taylor Swift plot twist . Swift, once the ride-or-die bestie of Lively (not just the godmother to her kid!), has landed right in the drama’s splash zone—her name dropped in court docs, rumored emotional ambushes with celebrity star power, and now, a scheduled deposition that’ll have half the internet hitting refresh for updates . Is this the ultimate case of “bad blood” spilling over from the soundtrack into the courtroom? And with Swift apparently too busy for legal drama until her album drops, you’ve got to ask: will the trial of the year take a backseat to “The Life of a Showgirl”? Buckle up for friendships on trial, high-stakes egos, and the kind of intrigue you can’t script . LEARN MORE

Blake Lively’s former best pal, Taylor Swift, has reportedly agreed to be deposed as part of her ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni.

The It Ends With Us co-stars have been locked in a fiery feud since late last year, after both actors filed legal complaints against one another.

Lively claimed she had been subjected to sexual harassment and alleged a campaign of ‘social manipulation’ had been waged against her, alongside various other accusations.

Baldoni, meanwhile, filed a countersuit against the Gossip Girl actress and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, for a whopping $400 million in damages, which a judge later dismissed.

Both actors’ legal teams have denied the accusations presented against both Lively and Baldoni.

Swift was dragged into the messy fallout after she was somewhat name-dropped in Baldoni’s suit, which alleged Lively had tried to influence him to rewrite a scene by ambushing him with a ‘mega celebrity friend’.

Lively and Baldoni are set to go to trial in March next year (Columbia Pictures/Wayfarer Studios)

The Jane the Virgin actor’s legal team then made the decision to subpoena the pop star in May this year, which Swift’s representative described as a move to ‘draw public interest by creating tabloid clickbait’.

The singer’s camp insisted she had ‘no connection to the production of It Ends With Us’ aside from allowing her song, ‘My Tears Ricochet’, for the soundtrack. The subpoena was later withdrawn.

Focus inevitably fell on Lively’s close relationship with Swift; however, the stars have since appeared to have distanced themselves from one another despite being good pals for about a decade.

The spotlight is now back on the fraught friendship after reports emerged claiming Swift has agreed to be questioned by Baldoni’s legal team.

The ‘Bad Blood’ singer is set to be deposed sometime between 20 October and 25 October, according to court documents obtained by Us Weekly.

Swift has reportedly agreed to be deposed in October (Gotham/GC Images)

The documents are said to state that Swift ‘agreed to appear’ for a sit-down with Baldoni’s legal team, but is ‘unable to do so before 20 October’ due to ‘preexisting professional obligations’.

Reports suggest Swift, who announced her engagement to Travis Kelce last month, will be quizzed about correspondence she had with Lively during the filming of It Ends With Us.

Lively and Baldoni are set to face off in court in March next year.

LADbible Group has approached the representatives of Lively, Swift, and Baldoni for comment.

Swift – the godmother of one of Lively’s children – is believed to be too busy for the deposition until late October due to her upcoming album release.

The 35-year-old is set to drop The Life of a Showgirl on 3 October and is expected to be occupied with promoting it throughout the beginning of next month.