Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa
Oct 22, 2026 · 21 min · 11 segments
Jenny Slate's deposition UNSEALED. || Thanks to LOLA Blankets for sponsoring this episode - go to https://lolablankets.com and use code FLAA for 40% off select blankets. || ➡ Watch my documentary…
Kjersti FlaaHost
Reading this, it's so obvious that Justin Baldoni and the Wayfair Party's attorneys are trying to set up a trap for Jenny Slate.

I've talked about parts of this deposition before when Blake Lively's attorneys are asking her about all these traumatic incidents that happened on the set, trying to paint Justin Baldoni and Jamie Heath as these creeps and that they were creating these toxic, unbearable environments.

She mentioned specifically that Justin had called one of Blake's outfits sexy, and we all know that she's referring to the fleece onesie that Blake was wearing, and they talk a lot about that back and forth, and also the traumatizing experience Jenny had herself when Justin Baldoni called her pants sexy.

Then after Blake's attorneys have established that this was horrible, Justy Baldoni, Jamie Heath, the Whitefoot Party's attorneys, start asking Jenny Slate questions about Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds and their past, and if she would ever consider judging them for anything that they've done.

She also says in this new evidence that she read the article in the New York Times, but she never even read Blake Lively's complaints.

This is where the attorneys are informing Jenny Slate about Blake Violet's reputation, and she has no idea.

First, they ask her here what she knew about Justin Baldoni, and she didn't know that much, except that he was in Jane the Virgin and that he had done some TED Talks.

And they say, had you ever heard anything negative about Blake Lively before beginning this project with her? And Jenny says, no.

Had you ever read anything online that was negative about Blake Lively? No, she says.

And the only bad vibe you had going into this project was a bad vibe you had about Justin Baldoni.

So prior to this, she also talked about a screening test or an audition or whatever, a rehearsal she did with Blake Lively on a Zoom where Justin Baldoni was recording it.

Reading this, it's so obvious that Justin Baldoni and the Wayfair Party's attorneys are trying to set up a trap for Jenny Slate.

I've talked about parts of this deposition before when Blake Lively's attorneys are asking her about all these traumatic incidents that happened on the set, trying to paint Justin Baldoni and Jamie Heath as these creeps and that they were creating these toxic, unbearable environments.

She mentioned specifically that Justin had called one of Blake's outfits sexy, and we all know that she's referring to the fleece onesie that Blake was wearing, and they talk a lot about that back and forth, and also the traumatizing experience Jenny had herself when Justin Baldoni called her pants sexy.

Then after Blake's attorneys have established that this was horrible, Justy Baldoni, Jamie Heath, the Whitefoot Party's attorneys, start asking Jenny Slate questions about Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds and their past, and if she would ever consider judging them for anything that they've done.

She also says in this new evidence that she read the article in the New York Times, but she never even read Blake Lively's complaints.

This is where the attorneys are informing Jenny Slate about Blake Violet's reputation, and she has no idea.

First, they ask her here what she knew about Justin Baldoni, and she didn't know that much, except that he was in Jane the Virgin and that he had done some TED Talks.

And they say, had you ever heard anything negative about Blake Lively before beginning this project with her? And Jenny says, no.

Had you ever read anything online that was negative about Blake Lively? No, she says.

And the only bad vibe you had going into this project was a bad vibe you had about Justin Baldoni.

So prior to this, she also talked about a screening test or an audition or whatever, a rehearsal she did with Blake Lively on a Zoom where Justin Baldoni was recording it.
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