Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - Blake and Ryan CALLED Out !!

00:00:00.000 I think there's definitely some crisis meetings going on right now on how are they going to deal

00:00:06.460 with the backlash from this evidence becoming public. Hi and welcome to Blossom Talk. I'm

00:00:17.260 Chashti Flohr, journalist, Hollywood truth teller and your voice of reason in a town built on

00:00:22.320 delusion. Okay, somebody's panicking in Blake Lively's camp. The judge just called out her

00:00:30.460 lawyers saying, hey, where are all those documents I asked you to unseal over a month ago? Yet why

00:00:38.060 haven't Blake's team done what they're supposed to do yet? Let's look into that. And also there

00:00:43.880 is another documentary out right now talking about the smear machine in Hollywood. Let's see

00:00:50.280 they're getting their facts straight. In the meantime, Ryan Reynolds is on a stage in Abu

00:00:55.480 Dhabi talking about Ryan Reynolds. And guess what? No one's laughing at his jokes. And I find it quite

00:01:04.600 ironic that a man who accused Justin Baldoni of being a faux feminist is choosing to use his

00:01:12.520 influence as a celebrity on a platform in a country that is known for discriminating against

00:01:20.360 women. Yeah, we have a lot to talk about today. Anyways, let's start with this judge order.

00:01:25.500 Judge Lyman just asked Blake Lively's attorneys, where are all the documents that you were supposed

00:01:31.800 to unseal? You had over a month to respond to me. As you might remember, the way fair parties

00:01:39.960 did unseal the documents that they were asked to unseal by the judge that happened already on

00:01:45.820 October 7th and that's when we also got to see some of Ryan Reynolds very damaging text messages

00:01:51.700 where he was trying to blame Sony for the incredible disastrous marketing campaign for

00:01:58.540 It Ends With Us which was run by his own company Maximum Effort and also tried to blame Sony for

00:02:04.720 why his wife had become so unpopular. These text messages made headlines everywhere just after

00:02:11.780 Blake Wively had fired her publicist Leslie Sloan, whom she'd worked with for over 20 years.

00:02:17.500 I'm sure her new publicist Kelly Bush Novak is not interested in another scandal, and I'm guessing

00:02:23.860 that's also why they're holding back this evidence. Why wouldn't they just publish these documents

00:02:30.680 if they don't think it's going to harm Blake Wively.

00:02:33.520 Yeah, I think that Blake's team did not expect this order to come at all.

00:02:38.300 And maybe now they were just waiting for the judge to just forget about everything.

00:02:41.980 Like, maybe the judge will just leave it.

00:02:44.240 I think there's definitely some crisis meetings going on right now

00:02:48.920 on how they're going to deal with the backlash from this evidence becoming public.

00:02:54.960 They have until October 31st now to respond.

00:02:59.540 the judge is saying here over a month has passed since the court's ruling to date only the wayfair

00:03:07.320 defendants have submitted a letter concerning their compliance with the ruling and filed

00:03:12.420 certain documents publicly so now he's giving them a new deadline here october 30th at 5 p.m

00:03:20.680 and that's about nine days from today anyways i have to talk about this documentary that just

00:03:28.500 dropped in both in belgium and in france and the people they're interviewed in this documentary

00:03:35.240 says everything that you need to know but anyways thank you so much to judith who actually informed

00:03:40.600 me about this i have to disclose before i talk about this that i was actually contacted by the

00:03:46.840 director of this program back in january of this year and they told me that they're doing a

00:03:52.540 documentary they wanted me to be a part of it and I said I've been a part of four documentaries

00:03:58.520 already and they weren't willing to compensate me for the time that I would spend being a part

00:04:03.880 of this documentary and that's why I was like okay you know what good luck with your documentary

00:04:08.560 there's a lot of information out there about me and I've been very outspoken about my opinions

00:04:14.660 on my youtube channel anyways now I'm kind of glad that I wasn't a part of this documentary

00:04:20.120 because it's so obvious that they weren't really interested in telling both sides of the story here.

00:04:26.120 So this is the article.

00:04:28.060 This is so shocking.

00:04:30.140 This is the article that was published on RTBF, which is Belgium's public national broadcaster.

00:04:39.820 They aired this program or documentary yesterday in Belgium.

00:04:45.240 and this is the article they published to like tease this documentary online okay so keep in

00:04:53.000 mind that this is translated from french actually so not all of it is in perfect english but anyways

00:05:00.040 it says here the blake lively justin baldoni affair behind the scenes of a public relations

00:05:06.520 war and then they go on accusations of sh and an orchestrated smear campaign and shifting public

00:05:13.020 opinion a look back at the media and legal battle between blake lively and justin baldoni where the

00:05:19.600 battle for reputation took precedence over justice actual justice was served in the end here but

00:05:27.220 anyways so here they're pitching this programs they say watch the fabrication of lies hollywood

00:05:35.440 and women the empire of silence this tuesday october 20th which was yesterday it's so funny

00:05:42.920 when you think about this title, by the way,

00:05:45.100 The Fabrication of Lies.

00:05:46.940 Keep that in mind when I tell you

00:05:48.740 what they're saying about the content of this documentary.

00:05:54.300 They continue.

00:05:55.420 A few days after the premiere of Never Say Never Again,

00:05:59.440 which I guess is the French translation of It Ends With Us,

00:06:04.340 social media identify its new target, Blake Lively.

00:06:09.060 The film's lead actress found herself at the center of a scandal after Norwegian journalist Kjersti Flo published a video in August 2024 entitled The Interview That Made Me Want To Quit My Job.

00:06:23.560 They forget to mention all the backlash that Blake Lively had received during the promotion of It Ends With Us that had already peaked at this time.

00:06:32.120 But anyways, then they continue to say dating from 2016, the clips showed a snappy Blake

00:06:39.340 Wively after receiving a comment about her pregnant belly.

00:06:42.740 The actress responded with a remark alluding to the journalist Little Belly, who was not 1.00

00:06:47.860 pregnant at all.

00:06:49.080 And then there's claiming here in less than a day, the video wildly shared on Reddit reached

00:06:54.380 hundreds of thousands of views.

00:06:57.460 a wave of hostile comments ensued the verdict from internet users was clear blake lively is a bad

00:07:05.640 person it's interesting because i do actually have the analytics for my video and it didn't

00:07:15.040 get hundreds of thousands of views in the first days here's the screenshots this video was

00:07:22.100 published on August 10th of 2024. And here's a screenshot from August 13. After three days,

00:07:30.260 my video had 4,273 views. So yes, it did not get hundreds of thousands of views the next day.

00:07:41.940 Anyways, they continue. Was it simply a PR disaster or a calculated PR stunt? Who had the

00:07:49.920 idea to bring this interview up out of thin air like that wondered pop culture expert Kristen

00:07:57.300 Burt. So Kristen Burt obviously insinuates that I didn't just bring up this interview out of thin

00:08:05.620 air because I wanted to it's because I was told to and just insinuating something like that

00:08:14.680 proves that she has not read any of the legal documents.

00:08:19.140 So I'm just going to read one of the undisputed facts

00:08:21.660 from the legal court documents here to Kristen

00:08:24.760 in case she still doesn't know the answer to this.

00:08:27.240 It says here, number 306,

00:08:30.120 Lively has not put forward any evidence to suggest

00:08:33.040 the little bump video is not genuine

00:08:35.680 or that defendants had any contact with the reporter in the video.

00:08:41.760 plaintiff response undisputed so there you go it was an undisputed fact by both parties that I

00:08:50.280 never had any contact with Justin Baldoni and his crisis PR team and here comes more in the film

00:08:58.100 Lily tells the story of a young woman who is a victim of DV at the hands of her partner while

00:09:04.120 fiction seems to be contaminating reality after a few months Blake Lively sent Justin Baldoni

00:09:12.240 the producer and lead actor a controlling a contract outlining 17 street rules to be followed

00:09:19.820 for the remainder of filming she denounced instances of SH particularly during the filming

00:09:26.980 of intimate scenes. So they're saying here that being a victim of DV was not only a subject of

00:09:38.120 the movie, but something that also occurred in reality. Blake Lively never accused Justice

00:09:47.680 Baldotti of any violence. But in this article, they're saying that she basically did. And again,

00:09:56.980 here they're saying that Blake Lively got Justin Baldoni to sign these 17 strict rules because she

00:10:06.100 had denounced instances of SH particularly during filming of intimate scenes. Well the thing is they

00:10:13.140 had not filmed any intimate scenes at that point. All the intimate scenes were shot at the end of

00:10:22.860 this production because Blake Lively was asking them to hold off with the intimate scenes because

00:10:28.140 she wanted to lose weight. So the fact that they're saying here that he had to sign this

00:10:34.880 document because Blake had already experienced S.H. during intimate scenes, that is a flat-out

00:10:45.020 lie. Then they continue the article, Blake Lively is a pop culture icon. I would argue that she's

00:10:51.560 not an icon when was blake lively an icon anyways made famous by the serious gossip girl she's

00:10:58.740 married to another famous actor ryan reynolds baldoni on the other hand is much less well

00:11:04.880 known and then they're claiming he has every reason to maintain a polished image especially

00:11:10.460 since he built his reputation dot dot dot as a women's rights advocate so they're saying here

00:11:18.760 that it's more important for Baldoni to have a polished image than it is for Blake Lively and

00:11:25.840 Ryan Reynolds? Yeah, try to make sense of that, especially as they're also claiming here that

00:11:30.860 he's much less well known. So if he's not well known, why is his image more important than the

00:11:37.800 pop culture icon? Okay, and here comes the best part. May 2024, the trailer is released and then

00:11:45.300 an event changes everything. Reynolds blocks Baldoni on social media. Blake Lively, for her

00:11:51.560 part, refuses to promote the film alongside the actor. They must prepare for the storm.

00:11:58.980 The event, an event changes everything. That's when Ryan Reynolds blocked Baldoni on social

00:12:04.760 media. I don't think that is the event that changed everything. They also forget to mention

00:12:09.420 here that Blake Lively asked the rest of the cast to unfollow Justin Baldoni the same day.

00:12:15.300 so that people would start speculating if any drama was going on on the set.

00:12:20.320 They didn't mention that.

00:12:21.740 But they do mention that they must prepare for the storm,

00:12:24.580 because when Blake Vively refused to do any promotion with Justin Baldoni,

00:12:28.820 of course the public is going to ask questions.

00:12:32.080 And that's also why she decided to not do any press with him.

00:12:36.000 Then they continue.

00:12:37.740 Accompanied by his publicist Jennifer Abel and his crisis communication manager Melissa Nathan,

00:12:42.900 Justin Baldoni went on the offensive

00:12:45.680 fearing that Blake Lively would reveal the acts of SH

00:12:49.600 that occurred during filming

00:12:51.800 so they are claiming here that they know

00:12:54.800 that there was acts of SH on the film sets

00:12:58.580 when the judge said in public documents

00:13:01.280 that he could not find any reason to believe

00:13:05.220 that any SH occurred on this film set

00:13:09.200 they continue 0.99

00:13:10.060 the two women talking about Melissa Nathan and Jennifer Abel decided to damage the actress 0.90

00:13:17.480 before the bombshell dropped. So they're also claiming here that Jennifer Abel and Melissa

00:13:24.280 Nathan decided to damage Blake Lively. There are no text messages where they're suggesting

00:13:31.920 that they should damage Blake Lively. For all of us who follow this case, we all know

00:13:37.400 that all Justin Baldoni did and asked his team to do

00:13:41.460 was to help him survive through this crisis

00:13:45.040 of all these false accusations

00:13:46.940 and all this negative press that he was receiving

00:13:50.620 because Blake Lively's team was planting stories about him.

00:13:54.360 Then they say timing was key.

00:13:56.040 If public opinion turned against Blake Lively,

00:13:58.740 her word would carry no weights.

00:14:02.300 Then they say this.

00:14:03.460 It was Melissa Nathan who encouraged journalist Sash de Flore to unearth this 2016 interview.

00:14:13.300 They are saying here that Melissa Nathan was the one who encouraged me to publish my interview.

00:14:21.980 That is a fabrication.

00:14:24.840 It is a lie.

00:14:26.820 I've never in my life spoken to Melissa Nathan.

00:14:30.240 and I said that publicly so many times and as I just showed in the legal documents both parties

00:14:36.800 are agreeing upon one thing and that is that I was never in contact with Justin Baldoni's team

00:14:44.980 and here they're saying that Melissa Nathan told me to publish that interview that's pretty bad

00:14:52.060 this is defamation because she knows that this is not true there is so much evidence out there and

00:14:59.700 if the person who wrote this article had done any research, which she's claiming that she did,

00:15:05.820 what she's doing here is smearing someone with malice. And she continues, the machine was set

00:15:12.820 in motion. Fans dissected the actress every move. Pop culture bloggers seized upon the story,

00:15:19.260 quickly followed by the media. Baldoni's team could also count on the support of ultra-conservative

00:15:25.660 political figures and influencers who used it to fuel their misogynistic rhetoric and then she says

00:15:32.540 even media outlets considered reliable fell into the trap as journalist constance villanova

00:15:40.220 explains and here's a quote from this journalist she said i'm a feminist activist i pay attention

00:15:48.060 to all of this i worked on the johnny depp amber heard case i didn't realize that even i was being

00:15:53.500 completely manipulated actually. Seriously let's talk about who's manipulating who here. Then they

00:16:00.300 ended here saying meanwhile Justin Baldoni is using the film's promotion to cultivate his image

00:16:05.440 as a staunched advocate for women's rights. When Blake Lively officially files a lawsuit in December

00:16:11.120 of 2024 with supporting evidence public opinion is already on the actor's side. They say here the

00:16:20.060 The New York Times has published Blake Lively's lawsuit.

00:16:22.960 The 20-page document includes excerpts from communication between Justin Baldoni's team

00:16:29.240 demonstrating their intent to destroy the actor's career.

00:16:33.960 A segment of public opinion has shifted to support Blake Lively.

00:16:39.260 I have not seen any evidence that Justin Baldoni and his team wanted to destroy Blake Lively's career.

00:16:47.440 Obviously, this journalist has.

00:16:50.060 And then she says that a segment of public opinion has shifted to support Blake Lively,

00:16:55.080 meaning that now people are supporting Blake Lively.

00:16:57.680 That only happened for one week until we saw all the evidence with the contacts.

00:17:03.360 And then they say in May 2026, the legal proceedings ended in an out-of-court settlement.

00:17:09.620 They're not saying that the judge dismissed 10 out of her 13 claims and she dropped the last three

00:17:17.220 and there was zero dollars exchanged in the settlement they just skipped that part and

00:17:23.660 they're saying but the battle wasn't over in this culture war the important thing wasn't who was

00:17:29.880 right as Kristen Birch this pop culture expert explains victory lies in who will win over public

00:17:38.020 opinion let's look at the people that they interviewed in this documentary this will blow

00:17:43.260 your mind and also let's look at what ryan reynolds said on the stage in dubai that people

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00:19:26.840 back into it so in france as i said this documentary is airing on november 8th and they are also

00:19:33.800 pushing this in an articles teasing what we can expect to see this is interesting they're pushing

00:19:39.800 it even further they're saying in 2017 thanks to the me too movement actresses began to speak out

00:19:45.360 and soon millions of women around the world follow suit blah blah blah and then they say the factory

00:19:50.900 of lies examines a new method that seems to be gaining ground today for silencing women in

00:19:56.460 hollywood online smear campaigns against actresses and then they're saying this from anne hathaway

00:20:02.880 to blake lively and amber heard how do these women see their reputations crumble in matter of days 1.00

00:20:09.780 who orchestrates these campaigns, who disseminates them, and above all, who benefits from their 1.00

00:20:16.140 success. So they're talking about Me Too here, and then they bring Anne Hathaway into this,

00:20:22.320 because she received a lot of backlash in 2013. That was before all of this smearing was even

00:20:30.700 possible, because there weren't that many bots, I guess, around that time. And where is the SH

00:20:36.640 complaint from Anne Hathaway. She just received a lot of backlash from people online who decided

00:20:42.540 they didn't like her anymore and now she's also a victim of this mayor machine? It's like they're

00:20:49.120 just bringing up women who became unpopular because they revealed their true colors to the

00:20:55.500 public and they're saying like that's not possible. The public cannot turn on a celebrity without

00:21:02.320 being manipulated. They also forget to mention that the victims of these smear machines were

00:21:08.860 famous and very rich people themselves. So why did not their narrative reach the public?

00:21:17.000 It's interesting when you think of who Blake Vively hired during her crisis. Nick Shapiro,

00:21:23.420 who used to work for the CIA and did a lot of work for the White House when they were in crisis.

00:21:29.500 most famously he worked to suppress all the scandals involving Airbnb there is actually an

00:21:39.140 article online about this this is from the New York Post they published this in 2021 even before

00:21:47.900 the Blake Lively scandal and this article says how Airbnb keeps its dirtiest secrets out of the

00:21:55.960 news. And they're referring to a Bloomberg Business Week articles where they're discussing

00:22:01.980 the inner works of a company's secret global crisis team. And there we have Nick Shapiro

00:22:10.660 in the middle of this. And they talk about the department that he worked for at Airbnb called

00:22:17.360 the black box this is where they paid off all the victims who had experienced horrific things

00:22:27.100 happening to them while they were staying at airbnbs and it says here that airbnb had a 50

00:22:34.340 million dollar annual payout to victims of this and who was the first person airbnb called to

00:22:42.340 cover up this stuff, Nick Shapiro. And it explains here exactly what Nick Shapiro did when he was

00:22:48.980 working for this black box. There was a woman who was a victim of R, I can't say that word here on

00:22:55.460 my channel, and they solved that problem like this. Within hours, Airbnb moved this young woman to a

00:23:01.820 hotel, flew in her mother, then flew them both back home to Australia, promising to cover any

00:23:07.960 trauma-related costs. Within days, the company was scoring court documents to see if Airbnb was

00:23:15.160 mentioned. It was not. Somehow that story never made news, it says here. And they say at the end

00:23:21.640 here, make no mistake, this company has made the internal calculation that spending 50 million

00:23:26.260 dollars a year to shut victims up is cheaper than making things right. So my question is,

00:23:31.660 if Nick Shapiro is capable of hiding big scandals like this to the world,

00:23:39.020 and as I mentioned, he also has a history in working for presidents and in the White House,

00:23:44.720 how come he's not able to shift the public sentiment against Blake Lively?

00:23:51.680 If it's so easy to manipulate the public as this article and this program is suggesting,

00:23:59.500 Why is not Blake Lively able to do that

00:24:02.140 with someone like Nick Shapiro on her team?

00:24:05.860 In this teaser, they're saying

00:24:07.160 from hundreds of private exchanges

00:24:08.800 from the entourage of the actress

00:24:10.780 and the man she accuses,

00:24:12.180 the teams at La Fabrique de Maseuge

00:24:15.020 were able to trace day after day

00:24:17.200 the unfolding of this affair

00:24:19.520 and understand the strategies that work.

00:24:22.920 From these confidential documents, they're saying.

00:24:26.640 There were no confidential documents.

00:24:28.740 all the documents are public everyone can go in and view these confidential documents and then

00:24:37.020 they're actually showing the list of people that they spoke to in this documentary and I'm sure

00:24:42.620 you're not going to be shocked by this one of them being Elaine Carlson Redeshaft I don't know

00:24:50.640 how to say her last name she was Amber Heard's attorney and here we have another one Dominique 1.00

00:24:56.920 Patton. Do you know that name? He's the editor at Deadline Hollywood, the one who always has 1.00

00:25:04.740 the stories first from Blake Lively's perspective. If there's any breaking news in any legal court

00:25:13.540 documents that is favorable towards Blake Lively, Dominic Patton is on it. And guess what? He's also

00:25:21.120 the first one to always receive a statement from Blake Lively's team. I don't need to say more

00:25:27.100 about that. I've spoken about his coverage on this case so many times here on my channel. They also

00:25:33.260 have Kat Tenbarge on this list. I mentioned this article a while back. She called it Blake Lively

00:25:41.860 versus the misogyny slop ecosystem. It was an opinion in the New York Times written by Kat

00:25:48.820 ten barge and she interviewed someone called ofi doki who is on youtube a content creator 1.00

00:25:56.580 and she described it as this a feminist youtuber who goes by ofi doki calls that calls this the 1.00

00:26:03.480 misogyny slop ecosystem in which pop culture sleuths on tiktok and reddit gossip hounds like 1.00

00:26:10.060 perez hilton and even the press junket reporter shasti flo whose awkward 2016 interview with miss 0.98

00:26:16.800 Lively exploded on YouTube last August, pump out weekly or even daily anti-Lively content that 0.93

00:26:23.580 nets millions of views. Their theories often wind up in outlets like the Daily Mail. I mean,

00:26:31.100 calling it anti-Blake Lively content because we were or we are discussing court documents

00:26:39.600 in public is interesting. Every time someone said something that didn't align with the story that

00:26:46.340 Blake Lively wanted everyone to hear. It was anti Blake Lively. And also the fact that they're

00:26:52.120 saying that the theories of these content creators ended up in outlets like the Daily Mail. Do you

00:26:58.720 think the Daily Mail would just print different theories that people had online? I mean, that

00:27:04.380 would be very irresponsible. And of course, I'm not mentioning any examples. There's obviously

00:27:08.880 no mention here either on how Blake Lively subpoenaed 107 content creators and journalists

00:27:15.180 and no mention on how her legal team dropped all of these subpoenas

00:27:20.220 the moment we responded to them,

00:27:22.660 meaning they were never interested in finding out

00:27:25.700 if anyone was paid to talk badly about Blake Lively

00:27:29.540 because her lawyers knew already that we weren't.

00:27:33.780 In the meantime, Ryan Reynolds is in Dubai.

00:27:37.680 How fitting.

00:27:38.700 Thank you, Matteo, for sending me this video. 0.85

00:27:41.040 So Ryan Reynolds, the real feminist, according to himself,

00:27:44.500 not the four feminists that he's claiming Justin Baldoni is, chose to go to Abu Dhabi on stage to

00:27:51.860 talk about himself. It was funny because I was looking at this video and it has 1000 views and

00:27:57.380 they already had to turn off the comment section. Anyways, I was wondering when I saw this how much

00:28:03.620 they paid him and I was noticing that he had a very thick gold necklace on. So maybe that's part

00:28:09.380 of the payment he received to help whitewash the reputation of a country or of a state that

00:28:16.580 is not really known for supporting women i remember there was a case in norway a few years ago

00:28:23.940 when influencers were called out for going to dubai to glorify it and glamorize it as a holiday

00:28:31.140 destination and they had to apologize publicly for doing that this is how tone deaf ryan reynolds is

00:28:39.060 like hello read the room i watched this 12 minute youtube video and the public is only laughing

00:28:46.540 once i will share where they're laughing later on but he was trying so hard to get a laugh from

00:28:54.460 this audience and it was just crickets so he starts off talking about how he just takes control

00:29:01.000 of a movie if i'm when i'm making the deadpool movies i'm behind a mask and i might be uh acting

00:29:06.480 in a scene with a very subpar actor named Hugh Jackman.

00:29:09.460 And I can also be many things at once.

00:29:11.380 Starstruck by this man,

00:29:12.360 even though he's been one of my closest friends since 2007.

00:29:15.020 I can also think, oh, wow, the shot,

00:29:17.680 we're missing that shot.

00:29:18.860 That camera's in the wrong space.

00:29:20.120 The sparks went off too early.

00:29:21.440 The smoke behind me was late.

00:29:23.560 Okay, I can rewrite that line that he just said after this.

00:29:26.660 I'm in like 50 places at once,

00:29:28.320 which is why I'm not a pure actor. 0.98

00:29:30.140 I'm looking at the whole damn thing all at once, 0.98

00:29:32.820 and it's like a symphony. 0.98

00:29:33.740 And it sounds great, but it's a living, breathing hell, you know, because I would love to just focus on the one thing and just do this one thing.

00:29:43.260 So but I look at that also as an incredible gift.

00:29:46.260 Yeah. And he's even complaining that, oh, my gosh, it's so hard.

00:29:49.680 It sounds great, but it's a living, breathing hell.

00:29:53.500 But he still does it.

00:29:54.660 As you know, he also did that with It Ends With Us.

00:29:57.540 And then he was trying to make a joke about his kids. 0.99

00:30:00.940 And this just tells you everything you need to know about how ignorant Ryan Reynolds is. 0.99

00:30:06.940 He's in a Muslim country here, trying to make a joke about how he's not sure that all his children are his. 0.99

00:30:13.940 Many of you here have kids. I certainly have four kids that I know of.

00:30:19.940 And no, no, I have four kids. If you see it or hear any of them talk, you'd be like, yeah, those are his.

00:30:26.940 We hope.

00:30:28.940 That was pretty cringe.

00:30:31.180 I hope the gold necklace was worth it.

00:30:33.220 And at the end here, the guy interviewing him is saying, like, I have a last question for you.

00:30:39.600 Do you want to get involved in politics?

00:30:42.060 And then he gets his first laugh.

00:30:44.380 I would like to stay married. 1.00

00:30:47.860 Everyone wants to be a first lady. 1.00

00:30:50.840 I'd be the first lady. 1.00

00:30:53.220 She can go run. 0.97

00:30:54.820 No, no, never, ever.

00:30:57.240 uh i i i have yeah he says he wants to stay married to blake lively and that's when people

00:31:03.480 started laughing well at least we now know that ryan reynolds does not want to get into politics

00:31:11.280 so don't worry about blake lively becoming a first lady anytime soon anyways that's it for

00:31:18.640 me today you guys thank you so much for watching thanks for all your tips all your support i

00:31:24.380 couldn't do this show if it wasn't for you guys so i really really appreciate that you're here and

00:31:30.360 that you're always so respectful in the comment section as well i have the best community here

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00:31:54.380 Amen.

Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - October 22, 2026

Blake and Ryan CALLED Out !!

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