Justin Baldoni pens letter to domestic violence survivors after Blake Lively’s ‘It Ends With Us’ backlash

Justin Baldoni penned a letter to domestic violence survivors. GC Images

Justin Baldoni shared a powerful letter to domestic violence survivors after his “It Ends With Us” co-star Blake Lively came under fire for hardly addressing their film’s serious themes.

“You embody resilience and courage, qualities that shine bright even on the darkest days,” the “Jane the Virgin” alum began his lengthy Instagram post titled “Dear Survivor” Friday.

“In the tapestry of your life, each thread tells a story of endurance, strength, and hope. Every step forward you take, no matter how small, is a declaration of your unyielding spirit and an inspiration to others. You may not always see the impact you have, but your journey encourages and motivates, lighting the path for those of us still searching for the light.”

The “It Ends With Us” star acknowledged he cannot “fully understand” the pain that survivors “have endured.” Christopher Peterson / SplashNews.com However, he shared that he stands with them. Christopher Peterson / SplashNews.com “You embody resilience and courage, qualities that shine bright even on the darkest days,” he wrote in part. Justin Baldoni/Instagram

Baldoni, 40, acknowledged he cannot “fully understand” the pain that survivors “have endured” but stands with them regardless.

“I want you to know that you are never alone in this fight. We are with you,” he wrote. “You are not just surviving; you are thriving, and in your thriving, you inspire us all. May your journey forward be filled with moments of profound peace. And may you remember that as you fight for joy…you are liberating us all.”

The actor concluded his note by sending “gratitude, strength, and love.”

Baldoni’s co-star Blake Lively, contrarily, has come under fire for hardly addressing their film’s serious themes. GC Images Feud rumors have been swirling around the co-stars for weeks. ©Sony Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection

Fans applauded Baldoni in the comments section of his post for using his platform for good.

“THIS is the proper way to handle a DV project. You sincerely care about the victims and it shows,” one follower wrote.

“Thank you for being so empathetic and responsible in your promotional efforts of this film. It speaks volumes to your character and your desire to make a change for survivors,” another commented.

Baldoni and Lively (pictured here on set) did not do any press together, putting a sequel in doubt. Christopher Peterson / SplashNews.com The “Gossip Girl” alum previously said she was proud to have gotten “a message so important out there to the masses.” ©Sony Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection

The “It Ends With Us” director posted the letter after feud rumors surrounding him and Lively, 37, nearly overshadowed the Aug. 9 release of their movie, which is based on a 2016 Colleen Hoover novel about an abusive marriage.

The co-stars notably did not do any press together to promote the project, and a recent Variety report said the behind-the-scenes drama coupled with Lively’s resurfaced problematic comments have cast doubt on plans for a sequel.

In between selling her haircare and alcohol brands, the “Gossip Girl” alum has publicly addressed the violence depicted in the film only once, writing on Instagram last month that she was proud to have gotten “a message so important out there to the masses.”