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Checkout Kjersti Flaa's response to this analysis which she called "Spot on."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzZ-tfGkDRM

Hey Everyone, hope you're enjoying the video 🙂. Here are a few additional thoughts.

1) In my experience, when english isn't someone's first language and an unexpected comment is made, the person often assumed they didn't get it due to the language barrier, in those scenarios, the person often just assumes the best until the intention becomes very clear. I wonder if that's what happened to Kjersti (the interviewer) at first, it's possible she was laughing along because her mind just didn't assume that Blake was starting an interview with guns blazing, until it became very clear that she was.

2) there's another contradiction in Blake's confusing speech at the end about meeting celebrities, in the first example she says that when you meet a celebrity "the DISAPPOINTING thing is when you meet the people they're so much more awesome." Then, immediately after, in her second example, as she talks about meeting celebrities again she says "That's ALWAYS NICE to see that your idea of someone isn't who they actually are." So in the same answer she went from meeting celebrities being "disappointing" to being "always nice." And although I think she went from talking about the disappointment in the media to the always nice of the celebrity themselves the structure of the sentence really sounds like she was making it up as she goes along without really knowing what she’s trying to say.

3) some people in the comments are shifting the focus from Blake’s behaviors to her intentions, maybe she didn’t want to talk about her pregnancy or maybe she took the physical comment as inappropriate. There’s nothing wrong with that, with trying to understand the “why,” but there are three very important caveats that have to accompany that focus. 1) if we’re going to talk about intentions, then we have to consider Kjersti’s  intentions as well, even if some people may think it’s not right to comment on someone’s pregnancy, she didn’t mean any offense by it, TO HER it was a polite acknowledgement (regardless of wether that is objectively true), it doesn’t make sense to defend one person’s intentions and judge another person’s. 2) even if her intentions were to normalize not talking about pregnancy,  the message was snappy and unclear, she didn’t clarify that that was causing an issue. Anyone who is saying that’s why she acted the way she did is speculating. There would have been a way for her to calmly explain her position on that, even today, I would personally love to hear it. But that never happened. And 3) intention doesn’t change behavior. Justifying why something may have happened behavioraly doesn’t counter the behavior. If I say that someone is smiling and therefore is probably happy, it doesn’t contradict the analysis to say “no they got a raise today, that’s why they’re smiling.” Whether she had a good reason to or not, her reaction was dismissive and snappy, to explain why doesn’t make it any less so. As a behavioral analyst, I call out behaviors and what they suggest. Saying “this is why she acted that way”‘isn’t a counter, it’s an agreement.

Blake was perfectly comfortable being cruel to the reporter.

This interview came back to bite Blake in the bump. 😂

The best thing the interviewer did was let them rattle on and make fools of themselves

Blake seems completely comfortable with Parker in their mean girl moment. I believe this is a perfect example of their true character

Blake announces pregnancy and then gets mad when someone congratulates her on her pregnancy? 🤡

When people tell you who they are, believe them!

Parker Posey’s eye roll at the very end of the interview shows her true character as well.

Scolds the interviewer for asking women about clothing on set and yet promoted her “florals”  clothing line every interview she could on it Ends with us?!

Blake seemed really at ease with being mean. It looked like it comes natural for her which makes me think that's  who she is on a regular bases.

Absolutely disgusting that they totally ignore the interviewer, like NO social etiquette, just plain RUDE

There’s no awkwardness, it’s plain rudeness.

You nailed it. I felt everything you described. I don't know body language but i know how i FELT when i watched this. So disrespectful

Blake’s body language and the way she was only acknowledging Parker literally gave me flashbacks of high school mean girls

No Blake. What's actually "disappointing" is not when celebrities turn out to be "more awesome", it's when they turn out to be mean, rude, tone-deaf and arrogant, and when they behave like they're better than everyone and above being kind.

The fact that she won't apologize and is calling herself the victim speaks volumes. Blake is a mean girl.

This is a great example of how Blake took over Justin's movie.

The way they isolated her was actively malicious. Every girl who has ever been bullied by the mean girls knows this behavior. There is no question that the answer Blake gives IS calling the interviewer out on mentioning her baby bump.  The rest of that long answer is hostile. I used to think both Blake and Parker were wonderful actors who I enjoyed watching. I am no longer sure I can watch or enjoy either one. I cannot UNSEE this. Parker’s look at the end says it all. She KNOWS.

As a woman, it’s so annoying to see other grown women acting like they’re still in high school. I have been on the receiving end of this type of behavior and it’s awful. Shame on them 😒🙄

This gave me such intense high school flashbacks. A controlling bully attacking a random person and pulling the seemingly also frightened classmate into condoning her aggression. This made me really anxious and uncomfortable.