AceShowbiz - Former Nickelodeon star Alexa Nikolas slammed Blake Lively amid the drama surrounding the latter's latest movie "It Ends With Us". Alexa took to her Instagram account to call out Blake for using one particular song for the soundtrack.

In her post, shared on Monday, August 19, Alexa criticized the actress as well as the team behind it over the use of her "abuser's music." The "Zoey 101" alum referred to the song Hymn, which was made by her ex-husband Michael Milosh, whom she accused of sexually assaulting and grooming her in a 2021 lawsuit.

"I can't say enough how disappointed I am in @BlakeLively and @ItEndsWithUsMovie," Alexa began her scathing message. "Not only has your roll out of this film been a complete disaster and shame, but you also put my known abuser/groomer's music in your film."

Alexa continued, "There is physical evidence of him grooming me when he was 33 and I was 16. It's easily accessible on the internet sadly since I had to also take on the emotional labor of exposing Rhye with evidence. [There] was also a very public lawsuit that goes into great detail about what he did to me. Shame on this film."

In her lawsuit, Alexa alleged that Michael "terrorized, sodomized, and abused" her. She further accused the star of "utilizing his power" and engaging in "years of sexual grooming" towards her when she was a minor.

"He utilized his power of authority and seniority over [Alexa], as well as years of sexual grooming of [Alexa] as a minor child, to manipulate her into trusting him," read the court documents. "Upon gaining her trust, Defendant Milosh terrorized, sodomized, and abused [Alexa] as part of his continuous conduct aimed at satisfying his prurient and economic desires."

Alexa eventually dropped the lawsuit in 2022. Michael denied the accusations and then countersued, claiming she had filed a "frivolous lawsuit without legal basis or factual support."

"For as long as I can remember, I've always strongly supported women and their right to speak out and be heard. That is why the false claims made by my former wife had been so hurtful and shocking to me," he said in an interview with Rolling Stone.

He added, "Like all marriages, we had our difficulties and attempted to weather them together as best we could. Ultimately, despite our best efforts, we agreed to divorce. I loved her very much and we shared many special years before our marriage ended."