During Father's Day, Blake Lively posted a photo of her husband Ryan Reynolds carrying their daughter James. Unfortunately, Ryan wore the baby carrier all wrong which stirred the whole social media and back lashed him. Blake, on the other hand shares tips why she went back on his slim figure even when she just gave birth not long ago.
The 'Age of Adaline' star Blake Lively expressed her adoration to husband Ryan Reynolds on Father's Day, posting a photo of Ryan with their daughter James and wrote "Happy Fathers Day!!! ... @vancityreynolds Since the day our baby was born, I've felt so strongly in my heart that you were most likely the father. #ILoveYouSoMuchItsSilly."
Unfortunately, Ryan Reynolds was castigated online because of wearing the baby carrier wrongly. One commenter said "Poor baby looks so uncomfortable and unsafe. Please have hot hubby read the instruction manual." Some even said that James' parents should have read first the manual before actually wearing it. The said father and son photo though reached 335k likes. Whew.
Meanwhile, Blake Lively opened up about her career on Yahoo! via Vogue. Blake starred in the show 'Gossip Girl' for five long years, and after giving birth she said to herself that she would take a break first and wanted to be a full time mom.
"My personal life has always been my priority. When I was on my show, it was completely consuming. I didn't have much room for a personal life, but I did everything I could to carve it out. And that didn't feel good, that I had to work so much at a job where you're outputting so much," Blake Lively explained. But when Blake was offered the 'Age of Adeline' film, she added was impressed and could not say no.
Meanwhile, here's Blake Lively's secret on why there was no trace of giving birth on her body. Blake has a personal trainer named Don Saladino who had worked with various Hollywood celebrities.
"One thing one should keep in mind when training is that you do not have to be perfect. In a seven-day span I want 80 per cent of it perfect. Leave the other 20 per cent to do your best," Saladino explained.
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