EXCLUSIVE Now it's Blake Lively's turn to squirm as compromising video resurfaces... and case against Justin Baldoni hits new snags
It's the twist nobody saw coming: Blake Lively claiming total 'vindication' after a New York judge sensationally tossed the defamation part of 's $400m countersuit against the actress and her husband .
But the Daily Mail can exclusively reveal the 'total victory' that Lively's legal team claimed is not as clear cut as it may seem.
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