The 41-year-old 'Deadpool' star took to social media to share a photo of himself with a very suspicious-looking, heart-shaped strawberry cake that he made for his actress wife for Valentine's Day.
- Feb 15, 2018
AceShowbiz - He's such a romantic husband! Ryan Reynolds took to his Instagram account on Wednesday, February 14 to tell his online followers that he baked his wife Blake Lively a heart-shaped strawberry cake for Valentine's Day, but in typical Reynolds manner, he joked about the result.
"I baked this cake for my wife," so the 41-year-old "Deadpool" star wrote on the social media along with a picture of himself holding the very suspicious-looking cake with polka-dot oven mitts. He went on revealing that "the icing is glue, 'cause I'm not a scientist."
Meanwhile, also getting into the Valentine's Day spirit, Blake dressed head-to-toe in red while attending Michael Kors' New York Fashion Week show. The 31-year-old actress took to the photo-sharing site to share pictures of her outfit before heading off to the show.
"It's show time...," so she captioned one that found her looking glamorous in her bright red coat while showing off her luxurious diamond rings. Her injured hand that was wrapped up in white medical bandage could also be seen underneath the sleeve.
"The Shallows" actress captioned the other snap, which showed her holding a heart-shaped donut with red frosting, "If I'm this obnoxious at 30, you can only imagine how EXTRA I was on 'spirit day' at school."
While at the Michael Kors show, Blake was asked by Entertainment Tonight about her 61-pound weight loss following the birth of her second daughter. The "Gossip Girl" actress responded, "I just wanted to do it slow and steady, and so I did."
"It took me 14 months, but I felt proud, so it's important for moms to know that," she went on sharing. "It's also your thing, where you want to like, put on Spanx and be like, 'Look how skinny I look after a baby,' but really, it doesn't matter how many corsets you put on -- I was still a full 61 pounds over my weight."
