Reporter breaks silence on 'traumatizing' interview with Blake Lively

Entertainment reporter Kjersti Flaa has finally spoken about her "very uncomfortable" 2016 interview with Blake Lively.

​In a recent chat with PageSix, Flaa described the now-viral interview as “really traumatizing" which took place while It Ends With Us actress was pregnant with her second child and promoting her film Café Society alongside co-star Parker Posey.

​During the interview, when Flaa congratulated Blake on her pregnancy by saying she had a “little bump,” Blake awkwardly responded, “Congrats on your little bump.”

​As the Gossip Girl alum’s reply did not seem fine to Flaa, she then tried to shift the conversation toward the movie’s costumes.

​But Blake clapped back again and replied, “Everyone wants to talk about the clothes, but I wonder if they would ask the men about the clothes.”

​According to Flaa, Blake and Parker then began talking mostly to each other and ignored her questions.

​“I was just sitting there like, ‘Oh.’… I didn’t really understand all that,” Flaa told the outlet “That’s when I started, you know, feeling like, ‘Oh my God. They’re actually doing this.'”

​She confessed that she was “in shock” and found the situation “really uncomfortable.”

​Moreover, Flaa admitted that she felt unable to continue the conversation and could not walk away at the same time because the move could affect her future career opportunities.

​“As a journalist, you always have to take the high road, you know?” she explained.

​Flaa also revealed her fear of getting black listed from future celebrity interviews, as Blake also has a publicist.

​“So I just sat there and then I started getting more and more frustrated and angry and upset and all these emotions because I was like, I couldn’t believe they were actually doing it. I was just in shock," Flaa added.