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Justin Baldoni took a break from the drama with his "It Ends With Us" co-star Blake Lively by spending a day with his family last week.
Baldoni, along with his wife Emily and their two children, Maiya, 9, and Maxwell, 6, had a fun outing at Universal Studios in Los Angeles on Thursday.
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The family posed for sweet photos in front of the theme park’s entrance, with Maiya and Maxwell keeping their backs to the camera to hide their faces.
The "Jane the Virgin" actor and Emily, both 40, also shared a romantic kiss in front of the Universal Studios sign for another photo opportunity.
He and the Swedish actress got married in July 2013 after nearly two years of dating.
Baldoni seemed to be enjoying himself despite ongoing rumors of tension with Lively, 37, on the set of their new film based on Colleen Hoover’s popular book.
Baldoni, who directed and starred in the film alongside Lively, sparked speculation of drama with the "Gossip Girl" alum, as they were not photographed together during the press tour leading up to the film’s release on Aug. 9.
Sources indicated that Baldoni and Lively, who is also a producer on the film, clashed during the post-production process, with Lively reportedly paying for a second cut of the movie.
The actors reportedly reached an agreement on the final cut of the film, although it’s unclear whose version made it to theaters.
Meanwhile, multiple sources exclusively told Page Six that Baldoni made Lively feel uncomfortable on set.
One industry insider claimed that Baldoni created an “extremely difficult” environment behind the scenes for the entire cast, while another source said there were moments on set that made Lively feel “uncomfortable” about her postpartum body.
Lively began filming the movie shortly after giving birth to her fourth child, son Olin, with her husband Ryan Reynolds.
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