Blake Lively's Clash with Paparazzi in Italy Over Unauthorized Photos of Her Children

Actress Blake Lively is in Italy with Anna Kendrick to shoot the sequel of 'A Simple Favor'. The crew has taken over the island of Capri for filming, under the amused gaze of the locals, and, between takes, the American star took a boat trip with her children. It was during one of these outings that she was photographed by the paparazzi of Chi magazine, which published images of her and her children, who had until now never appeared in newspapers, sparking the actress's ire. Lively personally and publicly intervened under the Instagram post of the magazine that shared the shot, asking for the photos to be immediately removed. What happened It all started when photos depicting the former face of Gossip Girl ready to enjoy the day with her daughters were released. In the shots are the actress, her daughters (not pixelated), and an unidentified man (probably from the security staff). The shots are accompanied by the following caption: 'The American actress with her daughters James, Inez, and Betty, born from her marriage to actor Ryan Reynolds (the couple also has a fourth baby, whose name is not known). With them are also the nanny and the boatman, who takes them on a luxurious motorboat for a day of sun and sea (below, all together).' Blake Lively gets angry with 'Chi' on the magazine's Instagram page that published photos of her children at the sea with her in Italy. Notably, there are not even pixels on the children's faces. The actress's comment The actress's comment came immediately: 'Remove this trash. These are images of children that were taken without our knowledge or consent. Shame on you for sharing them. You know we were not smiling or waving at you, we did not see you. This is a misrepresentation and you know it. And anyone else who feels disturbed by adult men stalking children and being rewarded for it, stop following this account.' The post in question was then removed but online many fans of the actress (and not only) saved the comment, relaunching it.