Blake Lively was ‘really impatient’ on ‘It Ends With Us’ set amid cast friction

The rumor mill has been working around the clock surrounding where It Ends With Us star Blake Lively and her co-star Justin Baldoni currently stand amid a reported feud between them.

There have been multiple layers of stories about the pair attempting to figure out what is going on behind the scenes, and even without all the information, fans have already been taking sides in the matter. Now an insider, who claims to have been on the movie's set, has opened up about what they witnessed between the pair while filming.

The source told Page Six that the actress was "visibly uncomfortable" while shooting, even after The Hollywood Reporter reported that the awkwardness and tension began during the film's post-production period. “The tension was so obvious,” the source told the outlet.

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The insider also claims that Blake seemed to be in a hurry to leave as soon as she was finished working. “Once she was done with the scene she was really impatient, said, ‘Am I done? Can I go?,’ and as soon as they said ‘Yes,’ there was like a Blake-size hole in the wall, adding: “She was so outta there.”

The source added that when she was in between scenes, the actress spent most of her time on her phone and disengaged from her surroundings. This follows a report from earlier this week which claimed that Justin made Blake feel uncomfortable about her body, with TMZ revealing that she felt "fat-shamed" by the actor.

That feeling seemingly came about after the actor, whom the outlet says has back issues, reportedly asked an on-set trainer how much the actress weighed before shooting a scene where his character lifts her so that he could prepare to do so without further injury. She also claimed that she felt like Justin held a kiss "too long" during a scene. The actor was also reportedly hired a crisis manager amid the film controversy.

In addition to the on-set drama, The Hollywood Reporter wrote that “there was a fracture among the filmmakers in the postproduction process.” There were reportedly two completely different cuts of the movie, one of which Blake hired a Deadpool & Wolverine editor Shane Reid to add “more feminine edits” that made the final cut.

At the film's premiere in New York in early August, Justin was asked if he would be returning to direct the book adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s sequel It Starts With Us, but he suggested that his co-star might be better for the job.