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Gina Rodriguez finds Justin Baldoni to be someone great.
The 40-year-old actress recently shared insights into her friendship with her former “Jane the Virgin” co-star amid ongoing speculation about tension between the “It Ends with Us” cast.
Rodriguez revealed she would love to see Baldoni — who officiated her wedding to husband Joe LoCicero in 2019 — make a cameo on her new game show, “Lucky 13.”
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He’s not the only star Rodriguez would be happy to see appear next to her and co-host Shaquille O’Neal on the game show.
“I would love Brett Dier. I would love Michael from ‘Jane the Virgin’ to come on the show because he is probably my favorite human being,” the “Players” actress gushed. “He is absolutely wonderful, bizarre, incredible, brilliant and fascinating.”
Fans may see Dier appear before Baldoni, as the “It Ends With Us” director has his hands full while promoting the newly released romantic drama.
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Amid the film’s box office success, reports have surfaced that Baldoni has hired crisis public relations manager Melissa Nathan.
He also opted out of red carpet appearances alongside his leading lady Blake Lively — who also served as a producer on the movie — Brandon Sklenar, Isabela Ferrer, and Jenny Slate.
At the New York premiere on Aug. 6, Baldoni and Lively were in different movie theaters to watch the flick based on the best-selling novel by Colleen Hoover.
Social media sleuths also discovered that the cast does not follow Baldoni on social media, but they do follow Lively.
Meanwhile, Baldoni has made it clear that he doesn’t plan on returning to direct a sequel movie based on Hoover’s novel, “It Starts With Us.”
“I think there are better people for that one,” he admitted to Entertainment Tonight at the NYC premiere. “I think Blake Lively’s ready to direct, that’s what I think.”
“There are all these things that happen every day on set, there’s always friction that happens when you make a movie like this,” Baldoni explained. “Then at the end of the day, it’s that friction, I believe, that creates the beautiful art. Everything in life needs friction to grow.”
Source: US Weekly, Entertainment Tonight, ELLE Canada