Ryan Reynolds, Blake lively, does not go out to the awards ceremony while the actor celebrates victory
Ryan Reynolds and his wife Blake lively They were noticeably absent at the Critics Choice 2025 awards.
While Reynolds’s movie Marvel, “Deadpool & Wolverine”, won the best comedy at the famous awards ceremony, on Friday, he went out to social media to celebrate his victory.
“Zing! Thanks @criticschoice – the whole team @deadpoolovie is delighted,” Hollywood actor wrote Instagram.
Marvel’s actor Ryan Reynolds and his wife, Blake Lively, skipped the Critics Choice 2025 awards as their legal battle with the actor-Disether Justin Baldoni. (Mike Coppola/Getty Images)
He further congratulated Kieran Culkin’s “real pain”, since both films are related to the best comedy.
Reynolds played In the superhero action movie, along with Hugh Jackman, while the actor portrayed the character of Wolverine.
During the same night, as the Critics Choice Award, Reynolds shared on social networks on social networks that he attended JP Morgan with the Disney CEO, Bob Iger. (Disney/Brian Bowen Smith/Getty Images)
During the same night, as the Critics Choice awards, Reynolds shared on social networks that he attended JP Morgan with the Disney CEO, Bob Iger and agent Bryan Lourd. Reynold’s mother has further appeared at a business event.
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Meanwhile, the awards manager, comedian Chelsea Handler, began at night with a monologue, while making the murder of Reynold’s wife, Lively and her “ends with us” actor-police, Justin Baldonia.
Blake Lively’s husband Ryan Reynolds helped write and produce, except that the star in Deadpool & Wolverine. (Getty Images)
Reynolds and Lively are currently in a legal battle with Baldonia, because the star of “Jane The Virgin” sues the Hollywood couple.
“I want to admit that we have been a lot lately, not only here in Los Angeles, but also our whole country, being not knowing what news we will hear that will disappoint us or intimidate us,” Handler said in it monologue.
“So it is important in these times to distract and therefore I want to thank personally Justin Baldoni And Blake Livave, “she added in a joke.
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Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively starred in the movie based on the Colleen Hoover novel. (Jose Perez/Bauer-Giffin/GC Pictures)
“Thank you for giving us that attention, I’m grateful,” she noticed. “I think we are all grateful. And I think we are good. I think everyone in this room, no matter whose side you are, we can all agree that we accept that it probably won’t be a sequel.”
“She ends up with us, guys,” she looked back at the movie title.
Baldoni and Lively became involved in legal backwards and back, which included more lawsuits, leaked text messages and e-mails and livestock recordings to prove certain claims.
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Baldonia’s lawsuit against Livelya followed the actress, accusing the actor of sexual harassment as she recorded “ends with us.”
Baldoni insisted that he had “falsely” accused him of a “fake” in an attempt to repair his reputation after turning out of the tour “ends with us” after allegedly taking control of the film.
Justin Baldoni did not play only in the film adaptation of the novel, but also directed the movie. (Getty Images)
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Live and Baldoni’s lawyers were in court on February 3, where they talked about a potential break from a break with the judge.
Judge Lewis Liman ordered the legal teams of the stars to follow the New York rules of professional behavior, which limit the conversation with the press.
Blake Lively accused the legal team of Justin Baldonia of trying to sabotage his career. (Getty Images)
No party will be allowed to make statements that have a “significant likelihood” of the prejudice of the jury.
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However, legal teams will be allowed to defend their clients in the media from publicity that has not created any side.
The trial date remained designated for March 2026.
Fox News Digital, Lauryn Overhultz, contributed to this report.
