Amidst an ongoing legal dispute, Jenny Slate has filed a complaint against Jamey Heath concerning her living situation during the 'It Ends With Us' film shoot. Slate, expressing dissatisfaction with her New York City apartment for herself and her toddler, was offered $15,000 to cover her security deposit, allowing her to find better accommodations. However, she found the offer unacceptable due to its focus on motherhood, prompting her to escalate the matter to the film's distributor, Sony. This situation intertwines with Blake Lively's legal complaints, implying deeper complexities in Hollywood dynamics.
Slate expressed that the apartment she was renting in New York City for the shoot wasn't good for her and her toddler. Like many New Yorkers, however, she was stuck due to a high security deposit and didn't want to have to lose that money to go somewhere more comfortable.
How bad does an offer of $15,000 have to be for Slate not only to refuse but to file a complaint? Pretty bad, allegedly. Per THR, the offer made Slate 'so uncomfortable - sources say he focused so intensely on the sanctity of motherhood and Slate's role as a mother - that she filed a complaint to the film's distributor, Sony.'
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