Justin Baldoni speaks out for first time since Blake Lively lawsuit over ‘It Ends With Us’ drama

Justin Baldoni is not letting his legal drama with Blake Lively get to him.

One month after the actor’s “It Ends With Us” co-star accused him of sexual harassment and a social media smear campaign, he finally spoke on camera about how he’s been handling the difficult time.

“We’re grateful to be with the family, man,” the director, 40, told a paparazzo, per TMZ, at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday with his wife, Emily Baldoni, and their two kids.

“We have amazing friends and family and faith,” the “Jane the Virgin” alum continued.

Baldoni was all smiles strolling through LAX as he and Emily, 40, jetted out with daughter Maiya, 9, and son Maxwell, 7.

He cut a casual figure in a black hoodie and matching New York Yankees cap.

The outing marked Baldoni’s first appearance since Lively’s complaint with the California Civil Rights Department — and her lawsuit in New York federal court weeks later alleging emotional distress, lost wages and more.

The “Man Enough” podcast co-host, who was subsequently dropped from his talent agency, denied the actress’ allegations in a statement via lawyer Bryan Freedman.

“It is shameful that Ms. Lively and her representatives would make such serious and categorically false accusations,” the attorney wrote at the time.

Last month, Baldoni sued the New York Times for $250 million over its allegedly libelous coverage of Lively’s complaint.

The outlet, however, is standing by its “meticulous” reporting.

Freedman assured NBC News earlier this month that Baldoni “absolutely” would be suing Lively — and that legal filing made headlines Thursday.

In addition to Lively, Baldoni sued his co-star’s husband, Ryan Reynolds, and their publicist, Leslie Sloane, for $400 million.

The “Gossip Girl” alum’s attorneys called Baldoni’s response “another chapter in the abuser playbook.”

Lively has yet to directly address the drama, which kicked off in August 2024 when she and Baldoni sparked feud speculation at the premiere of the movie, based off Colleen Hoover’s book of the same name.

She and Baldoni did not pose for red carpet pictures together, nor was he photographed with their fellow castmates.

Baldoni has since claimed that Lively tried to ban him from the event — but allowed him to attend under “humiliating” conditions, including allegedly “being held” in a basement when she arrived.

He shared photos of himself and his loved ones in the windowless room in Thursday’s court docs.

Multiple co-stars, notably, have recently come out in defense of Lively, from Jenny Slate to Brandon Sklenar.