9:32 AM EDT 3/23/2017
Ryan Reynolds and Blakely Lively are reportedly trying to add a boy to their growing brood. Just like any other couple, the "Green Lantern" star shares that they recently had a bout after he called his "Gossip Girl" wife a bad cook.
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are among Hollywood's most-loved couples and fans just couldn't stop following their seemingly perfect life. The couple is parents to two daughters, James and Ines. The "Gossip Girl" star gave birth to the youngest one in October last year. Ines just turned five months this March but the couple is already looking into adding another member to their growing brood according to Yahoo Be.
Interestingly, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are considering adoption according to latest claims. Online tabloids are saying that the couple is serious about the adoption, especially loving the idea of giving another person a better life. The "Green Lantern" actor and the "Gossip Girl" star are not yet sure if they would adopt domestically or from overseas. However, they love the idea of pulling out a baby from dire circumstances. The adoption news first made rounds when Reynolds made his Walk of Fame ceremony in December.
Meanwhile, the Hollywood couple may not be so perfect after all. Ryan Reynolds recently shared a cute experience with his wife. Just like any ordinary couple, Reynolds got into trouble after he called Blake Lively a bad cook! This news came while Reynolds was promoting his new space movie "Life" with Jake Gyllenhaal. A recent interview with Good Morning America, Reynolds revealed that he and his co-star are hanging out all the time.
In fact, he admitted that cooking gets competitive between Jake Gyllenhaal and his wife. While Blake Lively is a good cook, Reynolds revealed that his co-star may just be a bit better. Later on, he realized that he shouldn't have made that statement. In a comical manner, he said that he'd probably need to plan out where to stay after the show.
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