Ryan Reynolds may be Hollywood’s king of quick humor and charm, but insiders claim there’s another side to the star — one that surfaces when it comes to protecting his wife, Blake Lively. In that, Reynolds can reportedly shift temperaments. He can change from the lighthearted human fans adore to someone far more serious when it comes to his family.
Ryan Reynolds shows a different side to him when he protects Blake Lively, claims source
Rob Shuter exclusively reported how Ryan Reynolds changes when it comes to being there for his wife, Blake Lively. In newly surfaced court documents from Lively’s lawsuit against Justin Baldoni, the “It Ends with Us” director accused Reynolds of scolding him during a tense meeting earlier this year. Now, several insiders told #ShuterScoop that it fits a pattern they have heard before.
One longtime studio insider said, “People think Ryan is the funny, charming guy from the commercials,” adding, “But behind closed doors, he’s a lot more intense.” The person claimed that the “Deadpool” actor “switches.” Moreover, “It’s like there’s Hollywood Ryan, and then there’s the Ryan only insiders meet.”
Another source pointed out that Reynolds is “fiercely protective” of Lively, describing a change in energy that others in the industry have noticed. The source explained it can be surprising because one expects the joking, relaxed Ryan, but when it comes to his wife, he is different.
However, a Hollywood talent manager claimed that this side of Reynolds is not necessarily new, but people rarely see it outside certain circles. The manager explained, “He controls his image better than almost any A-lister,” adding, “But the Baldoni situation isn’t shocking. People in this town have seen the other side.”
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively got married in 2012 and share four children, and have long been one of Hollywood’s most admired couples. Fans often see playful social media posts and red-carpet jokes, but behind the cozy image, sources claim there is a deeper, more protective side to Reynolds, especially when family is involved.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Reality Tea.
