AceShowbiz - On Tuesday, December 24, Elizabeth Day announced that she had removed the "How to Fail" interview with Justin Baldoni from all platforms. This decision comes in light of the "distressing allegations" made against Baldoni in Blake Lively's recent legal filing.

Day released a statement emphasizing the importance of workplace safety and the rights of women to dignity in the workplace. She commended those who speak out against abuse and stated that all forms of abuse should be denounced.

Baldoni appeared on the December 4 episode of Day's podcast, discussing his ADHD diagnosis and his work on the film "It Ends With Us", which is at the center of Lively's legal complaint. Lively alleges that Baldoni engaged in "disturbing" and "unprofessional" behavior during production and subsequently launched a retaliatory smear campaign against her.

Baldoni's attorney has denied these allegations, calling them false and intended to harm his client. However, Lively's complaint includes comments made by Baldoni during the "How to Fail" podcast episode, which she deems inappropriate.

Following Lively's complaint, Baldoni has faced significant fallout. He has been dropped by his talent agency, and his co-host on the "The Man Enough" podcast, Liz Plank, has announced her departure. Baldoni has also had his Voices of Solidarity Award from Vital Voices rescinded.

The legal proceedings are ongoing, and it remains to be seen how the allegations will impact Baldoni's career and reputation. Day's decision to remove her interview with him reflects the seriousness of the allegations and the importance of creating a safe and supportive workplace for all.