Ryan Reynolds Shares How His Family's Christmas Will Be Different This Year amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are sticking to a low key Christmas this year amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The Deadpool actor and father of three, 44, said on his Instagram story on Saturday that his immediate family would not celebrate the holidays with other relatives.
"My kids won't see their grandparents for Christmas this year. Or friends or aunts and uncles. It sucks," Reynolds wrote.
The father of three added, "My hat is to so many others doing the same thing."
Reynolds and Lively, who tied the knot in 2012, share three daughters: Inez, 4, James, 6, and 14-month-old Betty.
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Last month, in an interview with Access conducted by Mario Lopez's two older children, Reynolds shared about his home life with 33-year-old Gossip Girl alum and their children.
"What makes you the ultimate girl father?" asked Lopez '10-year-old daughter Gia Francesca in an interview.
"I love being a girl father," Reynolds replied. "I have three daughters whom I would never imagine in a million years."
"I come from all boys. I have three older brothers," he added. "It has been a great journey for me to have three daughters and I love every second of it."
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Reynolds went on to say that one of the things he values most about being a father is spending time with his family.
"I try to be as present as possible. I make films and my wife makes films and we travel everywhere and we just all go together," he continued. "I think that was the best part of it. We really don't spend a lot of time apart. I can spend a lot of time with my girls."
"No kidding, they're the most capable people I know," Reynolds said of his family. "If anything in my life got crazy or scary, they are the first people I would rely on. They have wisdom and strength, they are calm under attack, they have courage under attack."
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