Reynolds’ wife Blake Lively destroys Wrexham fan after a cute request

Ryan Reynolds’ wife, Blake Lively, brutally trolled a Wrexham fan who made a cute request at a game as she took a walk around at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday. Wrexham beat York City 3-0 to push them onto 97 points from 39 games.

But as Lively, 35, greeted fans, one in particular asked the actor to say hello to his girlfriend, who may be a massive Gossip Girl fan. “Hi, Stephanie,” Lively said as she smiled and waved to the camera.

“You should leave him!,” She added, which was met with laughter from people in the stands. Lively then let out a playful gasp and shouted “What!”

Thankfully for the fan, his girlfriend hasn’t taken Lively’s advice… yet. Wrexham fan Sam, who shared the clip on Twitter, said: “Steph’s cried happiness and she’s absolutely over the moon.. Luckily she hasn’t broke up with me! thanks again @blakelively @stephaniexcxc..”

Sam also praised Lively and her husband’s sense of humour, as well as Reynolds’ decision to buy the football team with his friend, actor Rob McElhenney. “They (and Rob) are unbelievably amazing,” the fan added. “The difference it’s made to the town is unbelievable. Forever grateful.”

Even husband Reynolds is not safe from Lively’s trolling. She made fun of her husband during Wrexham’s FA Cup tie with Sheffield United in January. Posting an image of Reynolds on her Instagram Story, she wrote: “I bought espn+ today. Just to watch my husband experience crippling anxiety live. Worth it.”

Reynolds and Lively tied the knot in 2012 and share four children together. In fact, the whole clan were at the Racecourse Ground for Saturday’s National League fixture, which saw ex-Premier League goalkeeper Ben Foster make his second debut for the club.

Reynolds was spotted holding his newborn, while alongside his spouse and their three other children: James, eight, Betty, six, and Inez, three. Wrexham could do the league double with both their men’s and women’s teams. The Wrexham Ladies secured their league title with an unbeaten season, which saw their final game break a domestic women’s attendance record. While the men have seven games to go and lead title rivals Notts County by three points and they also hold a game in hand.