"There probably won't be a sequel": Chelsea Handler addresses Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni feud in Critics Choice monologue

California [US], February 8 (ANI): The 30th annual Critics Choice Awards, which took place after being postponed due to LA wildfires was hosted by Chelsea Handler.
This marked Handler's third time as the Critics Choice Awards host, and she didn't hold back in her monologue.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Handler poked fun at several celebrities, including Justin Baldoni, Blake Lively, Colin Farrell, Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, and Nicole Kidman. She also mentioned the ongoing legal battle between Baldoni and Lively.
"I want to acknowledge that we've been through a lot lately, not just here in Los Angeles, but our entire country, waking up every day not knowing what news we are going to hear that will disappoint or horrify us," Handler said.
"So, it is important in times like these to have a distraction, and that's why I want to personally extend my gratitude to Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively. Thank you for providing us with that distraction. I'm grateful. I think we're all grateful," she added.
"And I think we're good! I think everybody in this room, no matter whose side you're on, we can all agree to accept that there's probably not going to be a sequel. It ends with us, guys," she further said.
Handler also took a dig at Ariana Grande's romance with her Wicked co-star Ethan Slater, as she joked, "Now Ariana has even found love with a munchkin. That's good news, everybody."
The 30th annual Critics Choice Awards ceremony, which was rescheduled from January 12 due to the LA wildfires, was hosted by Chelsea Handler.
The event saw the star-studded celebration of the best in film and television, with notable mentions including 'Conclave' and 'Wicked', which dominated the film nominations.
In television, 'Shogun' led with six nominations, while several series including 'Abbott Elementary', 'Hacks', and 'The Diplomat' each garnered four nominations.
The Critics Choice Awards were streamed live on Lionsgate Play in India. (ANI)