The film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's novel 'It Ends With Us' has achieved box office success, grossing $204.4 million worldwide, but prospects for a sequel appear bleak due to intense off-screen drama among the cast, particularly between lead actors Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. The rift reportedly started at the film's premiere, where Baldoni was notably absent from cast photos, and escalated with claims of creative differences, including Lively's husband Ryan Reynolds rewriting a pivotal scene. Despite the film's positive reception, which successfully captures the novel's themes of love and domestic abuse, tension remains high, with insiders suggesting there is little chance of a sequel due to unresolved issues. Lively's sister publicly supported her amid the controversy, while sources indicate that the cast's social media dynamics reflect underlying tensions with Baldoni. Furthermore, the film's ending diverged from the novel, sparking debate among fans about its portrayal of domestic violence. As it stands, Baldoni's production studio holds the rights to the sequel, complicating any potential future adaptations.