Jana Kramer held nothing again about her tackle Blake Full of life‘s It Ends With Us film throughout a brand new “Whine Down” podcast episode. Whereas seemingly responding to a purple carpet remark that Blake, 37, made, Jana, 40, shared her perspective on the results of home violence.
“For individuals to say it doesn’t outline you, it does outline you,” Kramer stated within the podcast episode, which aired over the weekend. “It has made me who I’m. And although individuals can say it doesn’t outline you, it [does]. … It’s onerous for individuals to speak about home violence after they haven’t themselves … in actual life had the fingers of home violence on them.”
Though she didn’t specify what “individuals” she was referring to, the One Tree Hill alum was seemingly referencing Blake’s remark to the BBC on the premiere of her movie.
“This film covers home violence, however what’s essential about this movie is that [my character Lilly] isn’t outlined by one thing [that] another person did to her or an occasion that occurred to her, even when it’s a number of occasions,” the previous Gossip Woman actress informed the outlet earlier this month. “She defines herself, and I believe that’s deeply empowering. … Nobody else can outline you. No expertise can outline you. You outline you.”
Blake additionally famous that the It Ends With Us forged and crew “delivered a narrative that’s emotional and it’s enjoyable, but in addition humorous, painful, scary, tragic and it’s inspiring.”
The movie is predicated on Colleen Hoover‘s ebook of the identical title, and it premiered on August 9. The story follows Blake’s character, Lilly, who’s in an abusive relationship along with her husband, Ryle (Justin Baldoni). After working into her former highschool sweetheart, Atlas, (Brandon Sklenar), the cracks in Lilly and Ryle’s marriage deepen, and he or she is confronted with a selection.
Following its premiere, a number of stories surfaced over alleged stress between Blake and Justin, who additionally directed the movie. Nonetheless, neither of them has publicly commented on the hypothesis.
Throughout Jana’s new podcast episode, she seemingly referred to the rumored stress between the It Ends With Us co-stars.
“I’d love the messaging to go to DV with [the] media as a substitute of speaking about riffs and every little thing else,” Jana stated, earlier than including, “The film is about home violence.”
Should you or somebody you understand is experiencing home violence, please name the Nationwide Home Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for confidential assist.