The actor Ryan Reynolds publicly stood up in defense on its own wife Blake Lively and they laughed at him Justin Baldoni in the harsh lawsuit filed before the court in New York behind, as which he said, "vulgar insults" and "hurt feelings."

He called Baldoni a predator and asked for his exclusion from the trial. Reynolds claims that Baldoni harassed his wife on the set of "This Ends with Us," which eventually led to mutual defamation lawsuits.

In the 38-page report, Reynolds is described as as "a supportive husband who witnessed firsthand the destruction of his wife, as emotionally and financially, which contributed to the destruction of her public reputation."

He accused Baldoni of ce tried to embarrass him because "he's the type of man who is confident enough to listen to his wife and stand by her."

Reynolds stressed that he has every right to have a bad opinion of Baldoni because of what he did to Blake.

In the submission ce says: "Mr. Reynolds has a First Amendment right to cherish a deeply disrespect to Mr. Baldoni – or any "a man who he believes sexually harassed his wife."

The legal battle marks the latest twist in a complex conflict between Baldoni, Reynolds and Lively. Blake Lively was the first to file the lawsuit in December of last year, claiming that Baldoni launched a "smear campaign" against her over tensions on the set of "This Ends with Us" and that he sexually harassed her.

Baldoni (41) has hit back with a $400 million defamation countersuit against Lively (37), Reynolds (48) and New York The Times, which published an extensive article about her claims.

Seeking $250 million in damages: Justin Baldoni is suing the New York Times over an article in which Blake Lively accused him of a 'revenge campaign'