Colleen Hoover has returned to Instagram.
The bestselling author reverted the lights on her account on Wednesday after temporarily deactivating amid the legal fires surrounding the recent film adaptation of her book “It Endy with us.”
In particular, many of the posts featuring Blake Lively or Justin Bardoni appeared in the film and then denounced each other’s misconduct and caused disputes in several different courts.
The account was scrubbed from evidence from a promotional tour of the film held last summer. The only mention of the film can be seen further in posts starting July 7, 2023. It features a Hollywood Reporter headline about the film’s release date.
The highly anticipated film “It Ending with Us” is a widely popular novel and its romance with surgeon Ryle Kincaid becomes abusive. The film’s message, which aims to tell a more personal and subtle story of domestic abuse, was instead consumed by the drama surrounding its lead role.
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After rumors swirled over the possibility of Bardoni’s live feud, the internet quickly became vibrant, with the former “Gossip Girl” star claiming that Bardoni sexually harassed her on the set in California I filed a complaint with the Civil Rights Division. Then, to prevent her from speaking out, she claims that Bardoni oversaw a highly edited smear campaign aimed at “built” her.
Bardoni denied these claims, claiming that a lively person became cheated during filming, and he cuts the film and threatens her star power (along with that of her husband, Ryan Reynolds) He insisted.
Hoover had previously expressed his support to get vibrant. “@BlakeLively, you’ve been honest, kind, supportive and patient since the day we met,” Hoover wrote in an Instagram story post. “Thank you for making me human exactly what I am. Never change. Never wither.”
The two are scheduled to go to trial in New York in March 2026 for one of Burdon’s countersuits.