EXCLUSIVE Revealed: 'Fatal blow' that destroys Blake Lively case and means she may be days away from giving up
When Blake Lively heard on Monday that a judge had dismissed Justin Baldoni 's against her, she reportedly 'cried with relief.'
Well, Lively better keep those tissue boxes close, because well-connected Los Angeles lawyers who spoke exclusively to the Daily Mail say her legal drama may not end the way she envisions.
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