10 Celebs Finally Speak Out Against Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds for Their Hollywood Scam!

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have long been seen as Hollywood’s perfect couple, with their flawless image capturing the attention of fans and the media.

However, it seems that the shine is beginning to fade, as more and more celebrities are speaking out about the couple, revealing a much darker side to their public personas.

The drama began with Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, where Blake accused Justin of harassment.

This quickly escalated into a $400 million lawsuit filed by Justin, claiming defamation, extortion, and an attempt to hijack his movie. As more stories emerged, the cracks in Ryan and Blake’s perfect image grew even wider.

Rebecca Ferguson, an actress who had a difficult experience with a co-star, described being belittled on set by a top-billed actor.

While she never named names, many believe she was referring to Ryan Reynolds.

Ferguson shared how this actor made her feel vulnerable and insecure, even calling her a “bad actor” in front of the whole crew.

Despite not naming Ryan, her comments about being verbally abused on set were backed by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who praised her for standing her ground.

Next came TJ Miller, Ryan’s *Deadpool* co-star, who revealed that he would never work with him again, even for double the paycheck.

Miller described Ryan as insecure and claimed that Ryan’s comments on set were rude and made him feel uncomfortable.

Miller’s comments followed a pattern of negative experiences that seem to haunt Ryan’s career, with multiple co-stars and directors speaking out against him.

Tim Miller, the director of *Deadpool*, also parted ways with the franchise, citing Ryan’s control over the production and inability to collaborate.

According to Tim, Ryan calling all the shots made working with him impossible. This wasn’t a one-off incident, but part of a larger trend of Ryan alienating those around him.

Scarlett Johansson, Ryan’s ex-wife, also hinted at issues during their marriage. She spoke openly about Ryan’s jealousy and controlling behavior, especially as her career took off.

Scarlett’s success in Marvel films like *Iron Man 2* and *The Avengers* seemed to cause tension, with Ryan reportedly unable to handle her rising stardom.

She admitted that passive-aggressive jealousy was unattractive, and this emotional strain may have contributed to their divorce.

The situation only got messier when Ryan met Blake Lively on the set of *Green Lantern* while still married to Scarlett.

Their chemistry was evident, and soon after, Ryan’s marriage to Scarlett crumbled.

This new relationship raised questions about Ryan’s patterns of insecurity and controlling behavior, which seemed to follow him both personally and professionally.

Even the *Jersey Shore* cast had something negative to say about Ryan.

Dina Cortese revealed that while she still loved Blake and Ryan, Ryan was not great to them, hinting at some behind-the-scenes tension.

This only added to the growing list of celebrities who had negative encounters with the actor.

Morena Baccarin, who played a significant role in the first *Deadpool* film, was noticeably sidelined in *Deadpool 2*.

Fans speculated that this was due to a falling out with Ryan, with some suggesting that Ryan may have pushed her out of the spotlight after a disagreement.

Jake Gyllenhaal, once a close friend of Ryan’s, also distanced himself from the actor.

They had great onscreen chemistry in *Life*, but Jake has since refused to mention Ryan’s name, leaving fans wondering what caused the sudden shift in their friendship.

Renowned director Quentin Tarantino also dismissed Ryan’s career, calling him a “well-paid actor with zero quality projects.”

He made it clear that he wouldn’t work with Ryan, and his comments have only fueled speculation about Ryan’s place in Hollywood.

To make matters worse, Ryan’s attempt to pitch a *Home Alone* reboot called *Stoned Alone* was quickly shut down by legendary director Chris Columbus.

Columbus called the idea an insult to cinema and told Ryan to watch the original instead of attempting to ruin it.

This rejection from a respected director only added to the growing perception that Ryan’s career lacks substance.

Gerard Butler, when asked about Ryan Reynolds’s *Free Guy* in comparison to his own movie *Gamer*, brushed off the question, stating he didn’t watch Ryan’s films.

His blunt comment was seen as a direct shot at Ryan’s entire career, further alienating the actor from his peers.

As the cracks in Ryan and Blake’s image continue to widen, it seems their perfect Hollywood facade is crumbling fast.

From co-stars refusing to work with Ryan to directors dismissing him entirely, it’s clear that the couple’s image as the ideal pair is fading.

With a $400 million lawsuit hanging over Blake and more celebrities speaking out, it seems the truth about Ryan and Blake might finally be catching up with them.

The question remains: how much longer can they maintain the illusion of Hollywood perfection?