Former employees of Blake Lively's lifestyle brand, Preserve, have accused the start of fostering a 'toxic' workplace environment.

Ryan Reynolds has shamelessly promoted his wife Blake Lively's latest business venture after shocking allegations emerged about treatment of staff at her lifestyle brand. The Deadpool star, 48, promoted Lively's, 37, haircare brand, Blake Brown ...

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Blake Lively's lifestyle brand Preserve – which barely lasted a year – is being accused of a horrid work environment and mistreatment of employees.

Blake Lively seems to be losing her position in her legal battle with It Ends With Us director and costar Justin Baldoni.Just a few days back, Gigi Hadid took the decision to distance herself

Blake Lively’s year has been eventful. Newsworthy, if you will. And now she’s adding even more to her plate: Her hair-care brand, Blake Brown, just debuted three Hair and Body Refresh Mists at Target that are sure to trigger nostalgia for those who grew up with body splashes and sprays in the ’90s and early aughts.

Don’t invite me to a ’90s party if you want grunge. I live and die by glitter pop,” the actress wrote on Instagram

Lively, now 37, launched Preserve, an online shop that sold artisanal home goods, in 2014, but it shuttered within a year.

Blake Lively's defunct lifestyle brand, Preserve, is under scrutiny as former employees describe a toxic work environment. They allege chaos, unpaid wages, and legal threats, with Lively's brother, Eric,