Ryan Reynolds' SHOCKING Private Texts EXPOSED! Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni Drama

New Ryan Reynolds texts. These are unbelievable. They come from the unsealed court record in Blake Lively versus Wayfarer Studios. Page Six reported the private conversations on October 9th, okay? So last week, what the documents contain. Texts between Ryan Reynolds and Colleen Hoover. Ryan and Colleen exchanged the messages. This is way back when the movie had just come out, August 10th, 2024, as speculation was growing in the media about tension behind the scenes on the set of It Ends With Us between Blake and Baldoni. And it was all kind of percolating. And Ryan was trying to manage these things. And then there are some texts between him and his agent, Warren Zavala, who, by the way, not long ago, Ryan fired after humiliating this man when his text came out showing him pandering to his client, Ryan, and trashing different Sony executives to appease Ryan. Ryan then turned around and fired his agent. The man literally humiliated himself in front of everyone in Hollywood and then Ryan fired him. Just like Blake did to Leslie Sloane, her publicist fired her after Leslie had to go out on a limb and basically lie for Blake. Ryan texts to Colleen. He says, it's amazing to me that you can have everybody involved with a production completely run away from a person who is obviously a predator and a sociopath. And the narrative must first land on why a woman is the problem. Yeah, when he uses a crisis team like that, you can start to see all the strategy they've equipped him with. Ryan shared this mock exchange with Colleen Hoover. Crisis team. Okay, Justin, all you do is talk about domestic violence and how wonderful Blake is, and we'll handle the online stuff. No matter what, you keep your feminist advocacy and, you know, peak like an emotionally elevated thought leader, okay? That's what you'll do, understood? And then Baldoni, you know, he writes his, Baldoni's imagined response to that. Namaste. Let's get this bitch. Colleen Hoover reacted with a laugh to the message. Was it a, or was it a, anyway, she says, I think the truth about him. Oh, Ryan writes, I think the truth about him, Baldoni, is already finding its way to the light. Oh, it found its way to the light, girl. And it is not good for you. Ryan's latest post on Friday. this is what he has posted on instagram this is interesting this explains why it is so problematic for ryan and blake because the truth is not an option for them so many different ways to pose he puts this out um he looks a little bit like um who's my guy from uh saved by the bell right what's his name lauren i know you know his name it's not mario lopez wait mark mark paul Gosler thank you he looks like Mark Paul Gosler in that photo anyway that's Ryan's latest post on Friday a million ways to pose he gets 247,000 likes and there are 37 comments all positive ones before the comments are disabled Blake her latest post is from August 23rd and the same thing hundreds of thousands of likes and like 17 comments that are all like you're amazing we love you oh my god i can't wait to use your hairspray on my next date whatever and then the comments are disabled um yeah if you're getting all those likes that means people are like interested in your visibility and and they're following you but the comments are brutal where do they go from here because the truth as we said earlier is the only way out and they won't apologize they have enormous visibility as celebrities but visibility is not the same thing as public affection you know what i mean or being liked if you're ryan reynolds one of hollywood's most famously sarcastic you know self-deprecating stars uh and suddenly your instagram is looking like a carefully guarded corporate press release uh that contradicts the personality you know that people think that they know in him they start out what happened to the guy who who could take a joke right always making a joke at himself he's got a bit of an authenticity problem here but he also has a massive franchise in Deadpool that might just like a tsunami carry him away or carry him forward um for him it's all a self-inflicted wound he cultivated this image of being a funny guy approachable irreverent you know um the unsealed text here in the Baldoni dispute um are giving critics material to argue that the good-natured persona is actually masking what is a very controlling um Svengali like mercurial Hollywood power player defending your wife is not a bad move I mean that's actually uh that's a noble thing you don't get points off for that um but there's a distinction between defending your wife and appearing to use powerful industry relationships, sacrificing your agent and, you know, punishing somebody you regard as her enemy. It's like the bullying versus the loyalty. How do they solve their problem? I don't know. I'd advise them to stop treating this as a publicity problem and and start treating it as a trust problem. Right. You got to somehow turn on your comment section and engage. Here's what I would do i would let some not so glowing comments through gradually release into the ether the truth or a better snapshot of what this situation really is right allow some reasonable criticism stop presenting a world in which everybody adores you 17 cheerful comments beneath 247 000 likes can look you know less convincing than 2000 let's say mixed reactions start with that for Ryan how about you give an interview an honest interview not one where you're it's all set up and and Seth Meyers knows that he has to play his role and he gets to ask you one question with no follow-up and you give a little snarky answer and move on all the ---- that we have seen multiple times one thoughtful interview in which you acknowledge that you know that protecting your wife and using your incredible influence um are not the same things and you might have overstepped show a little actual, not self-deprecation, but self-awareness and some vulnerability. You don't have to renounce your wife or concede that you guys were lying the whole time. Just acknowledge that some of the private language was unnecessarily personal or harsh. You overstepped. Some self-awareness here could go a long way, right? Because people genuinely think you're talented? Can people still enjoy Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively's work while simultaneously not liking them and what you've learned about them personally? I don't think in this day and age you can. The appearance of controlling the conversation and that mercurial nature thing can become, I think, more damaging than what's actually in that conversation with Colleen Hoover and Warren Zabala and Sony executives you're threatening if 247 000 people um you know like your movie you're not willing to let people discuss what's actually going on how much of that uh popularity how much of that 247 000 is genuine affection and how much is like just i don't know recognition or people wanting to get in there and take a whack at you i don't know. But I'm telling you at this point, there is no outrunning the truth for anyone. There's another story I'm dealing with that I haven't talked about in a while. And the only way out is the truth. Shit, it's so much better to just have this publicist pay them 20,000 bucks a month to just feed people whatever it is and have them swallow it like they did for years.