Ryan Reynolds shares a heartwarming, smiling selfie with wife Blake Lively after lawsuit settlement with Justin Baldoni’s company. For those unversed, the It Ends With Us co-stars settled their lawsuit with zero payout. With this settlement, the parties successfully avoided a trial that was set to begin on May 18. It seems like Reynolds and Lively celebrated this happy moment with a wholesome selfie.
Ryan Reynolds shares Blake Lively selfie amid settlement
Ryan Reynolds is all smiles with Blake Lively after lawsuit settlement. As per PEOPLE, Reynolds posted a selfie with Lively on his Instagram stories. In the selfie, the couple is seen flashing big smiles, with Lively lovingly cradling Reynolds’ head. Reynolds soundtracked the selfie to Millie Jackson’s song “Here We Go Again.”
Fans are aware that the couple has been through a lot, especially after Lively filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Justin Baldoni in December 2024. Now that the lawsuit has been settled, the couple looks relieved and happy in the photo.
Previously, Reynolds heaped praise on his wife in an interview last month. The Deadpool star appeared as a guest on Today’s Sunday Sitdown Live, where he spoke about how the family was dealing with everything going on.
Today’s Willie Geist asked the actor how the couple had “managed” things amid the high-profile legal saga. The Red Notice star replied, “You really see the illusion behind so much of this stuff, digital life versus real life.” Furthermore, he praised Lively, stating, “Really, without getting into too much, I have never in my life been more proud of my wife. People have no idea what is really going on. I’ve never been more proud of someone in my life, with that level of integrity that they bring with them in everything they do.”
Ever since Lively filed the lawsuit, the couple has made minimal yet exclusive appearances together. The Gossip Girl star has made appearances alongside her husband at several of Wrexham’s games in recent times. The couple had put up a brave front despite their legal troubles.
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
