Blake Lively's brother-in-law is coming to her defense over alleged drama between the Gossip Girl Alum and it ends with us director Justin baloni Bart Johnson who's known for his role as coach Jack Bolton in the High School Musical series and who's married to Blake's older sister Robin is standing by his sister-in-law reacting to a Fan's unsupportive comment on Instagram after Bart posted a birthday tribute to Blake on his Instagram page a fan takes to the comments to air her grievances about the supposed drama surrounding the movie release of it ends with us the comment reads quote shame she's so set on promoting happiness in a domestic violence setting without any regard for the victims referring to Bart's character the fan goes on to say quote disappointing from Blake but also disappointing that Daddy Bolton supports it Bart replies to the comment defending his sister-in-law saying quote I can promise you the truth has not come out yet Blake worked harder on this film than anything I've seen her do in my entire life because it meant so much to her the message is in the book and in the movie not in short clips interviews he goes on to say that Blake was the reason why the movie was made the message continues quote were mistakes made yes I make mistakes in life but they aren't under a microscope anyway I respect your views rumors of an alleged Rift between Blake and Justin began circulating on social media shortly after the movie's New York Premiere August 6th during the event Justin who directed and stored as riy in the film was noticeably separate from the rest of the cast and while some fans have continued to pile on speculation surrounding Blake overstepping on some of the film's decisions the 37-year-old has plenty of people in her Corner in addition to her brother-in-law supporting her Blake's co-star Brandon scenner who plays Atlas in the film also recently claps back at her haters he writes in an August 21st Instagram post quote vilifying women who put so much of their heart and soul into making this film because they believe so strongly in its message seems counterproductive and to trct s from what the film is about it is in fact the opposite of the point [Music]