They're marriage is one of the strongest in Hollywood and is the stuff of relationship goals.
Despite balancing mega successful careers and parenting two darling daughters, Blake Lively, 29, has revealed the secret to her marriage with Ryan Reynolds, 40, is their unwavering friendship - which formed years before a romance sparked.
The American beauty and the Canadian funnyman originally met while working on 2010's superhero flick Green Lantern, both walking away from the film with a friend for life, unaware of what was to happen a year later.
Candidly opening up about her other half - who she married in 2012 - Blake explained to Glamour magazine that their friendship manage to the lay the foundations for a loving relationship and has been vital in overcoming conflict.
And while a girl's girl, she insisted that unlike previous romances she now goes to Ryan for advice and a shoulder to cry rather than her girlfriends.
She began: 'In other relationships, if something came up, I would call my girlfriends, or my sister, and say, "Hey, this is what he did – what should I do?"
'Whereas with him (Ryan Reynolds), we were friends for two years before we were ever dating. And I treat him like my girlfriend.
'I’m like, "Hey, this happened. It upset me. This is how I feel. What do I do?" And he does the same for me. He treats me like his best buddy.'
While gushing about their respect for one another, Blake gave fans of her husband's Twitter account - which has amassed over 6.5million followers - some insight into the thought process behind his hilarious tweets that tend to focus on their daughters.
The former Gossip Girl actress - who shares daughters James, two, and 10-month-old Ines with the Hollywood actor - admitted that he makes-up most of his 'scenarios' for comic value but it's what she loves about him.
'He may as well work for the National Enquirer,' she joked. 'When he says "my daughter", he’s never ever talking about her. Everything is a completely made-up scenario.
'He’ll run them by me sometimes just to make me laugh. But, oh, I’m so in love with him when he writes that stuff. I mean, I’m in love with him most of the time, but especially with that.'
Recently, Blake has been pictured supporting Ryan on set of the second cinematic installment of Deadpool, sharing a smooch of him on a Vancouver rooftop while in costume earlier this month.
The first Deadpool movie was a smash hit last year, wrangling the all-time highest global theatrical gross for a R-rated movie, according to Time.
Though Deadpool was helmed by Tim Miller in his feature directing debut, the sequel's being directed by David Leitch, whose film Atomic Blonde is currently out.
Yet the duo of Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, who'd written the first film's bristling screenplay, have stayed on as screenwriters for the upcoming Deadpool 2.
Ryan offered a hint as to the plot of the next Deadpool film when tweeted a photo last month of himself dressed as his character lying in front of a stone castle.
'Dropped by the X-Mansion. Big f***ing surprise. No one's home,' he wrote over the photo, referring to the headquarters of Deadpool's fellow Marvel mutants, the X-Men.
Ryan's trainer Don Saladino, who's helped him get into shape for this new film, dished to Men's Journal recently that 'Ryan is in the best shape of his life now.'
Don's explained to the monthly magazine that 'There are better results coming now than he saw years ago, and he doesn’t leave the gym feeling wiped out.'
Meanwhile, it has been reported by Deadline that Blake will be starring in a new mixed marital arts action-drama directed by The Notebook helmer Nick Cassavetes.
The movie, titled Bruised, tells the story of single mother and disgraced MMA fighter Jackie, who is spurred to return to the cage for one more fight after authorities threaten to take away her son.
She was last seen in box office hit The Shallows and Woody Allen's Cafe Society.
The American beauty and the Canadian funnyman originally met while working on 2010's superhero flick Green Lantern, both walking away from the film with a friend for life, unaware of what was to happen a year later.
And while a girl's girl, she insisted that unlike previous romances she now goes to Ryan for advice and a shoulder to cry rather than her girlfriends.
'Whereas with him (Ryan Reynolds), we were friends for two years before we were ever dating. And I treat him like my girlfriend.
While gushing about their respect for one another, Blake gave fans of her husband's Twitter account - which has amassed over 6.5million followers - some insight into the thought process behind his hilarious tweets that tend to focus on their daughters.
The former Gossip Girl actress - who shares daughters James, two, and 10-month-old Ines with the Hollywood actor - admitted that he makes-up most of his 'scenarios' for comic value but it's what she loves about him.
'He’ll run them by me sometimes just to make me laugh. But, oh, I’m so in love with him when he writes that stuff. I mean, I’m in love with him most of the time, but especially with that.'
Recently, Blake has been pictured supporting Ryan on set of the second cinematic installment of Deadpool, sharing a smooch of him on a Vancouver rooftop while in costume earlier this month.
The first Deadpool movie was a smash hit last year, wrangling the all-time highest global theatrical gross for a R-rated movie, according to Time.
Though Deadpool was helmed by Tim Miller in his feature directing debut, the sequel's being directed by David Leitch, whose film Atomic Blonde is currently out.
Ryan offered a hint as to the plot of the next Deadpool film when tweeted a photo last month of himself dressed as his character lying in front of a stone castle.
'Dropped by the X-Mansion. Big f***ing surprise. No one's home,' he wrote over the photo, referring to the headquarters of Deadpool's fellow Marvel mutants, the X-Men.
Ryan's trainer Don Saladino, who's helped him get into shape for this new film, dished to Men's Journal recently that 'Ryan is in the best shape of his life now.'
Don's explained to the monthly magazine that 'There are better results coming now than he saw years ago, and he doesn’t leave the gym feeling wiped out.'
Meanwhile, it has been reported by Deadline that Blake will be starring in a new mixed marital arts action-drama directed by The Notebook helmer Nick Cassavetes.
The movie, titled Bruised, tells the story of single mother and disgraced MMA fighter Jackie, who is spurred to return to the cage for one more fight after authorities threaten to take away her son.
She was last seen in box office hit The Shallows and Woody Allen's Cafe Society.
