Ryan Reynolds and Blake lively are not only #CoupleGoals, but #ParentingGoals as well. The pair have three daughters together.
Ryan recently revealed in a questionnaire series, what it’s like to be in quarantine in a house that is so full of estrogen.
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Well, it’s no secret that Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are the coolest parents on the planet.
The pair share three daughters together, Inez, 5, James, 3, and a third baby girl whose name still remains a secret !
In an interview with *Good Morning America* and *The Tonight Show*, Blake opened up about her’s and Ryan’s family, and what it’s like to be outnumbered by their children.
“At one point, we had three [kids aged] 4 and under,” she said .
“It’s like going from two to 3,000. [We] have so many children. It’s pretty [crazy]. We’re outnumbered. It’s a lot.”
“It’s a bit of a tough adjustment in our house, but it’s good,” she said .
“I have two other daughters, so my oldest is very into the baby but my middle child, not so much.”
“We’re thinking of keeping her,” she joked .
In another recent interview, Ryan revealed how having three children has affected their Hollywood careers.
He explained that he and Blake take turns with movie projects, that way, they aren’t both spending time away from their children simultaneously.
“Blake and I don’t do movies at the same time,” he began.
“If she is doing a movie in Thailand and I am doing a movie in Vancouver we would just never see each other.”
“We operate as a unit,” he added.
“And that works really well for us. The kids stay with us, and the family stays together,” he went on . “And that is where home is.”
“So if we are in Spain or Utah or New York, as long as we are together, we’re home.”
Nowadays, however, Ryan and Blake aren’t traveling much — or at all, really, due to coronavirus.
In a recent over-the-phone questionnaire series, Ryan revealed what it’s like being in quarantine in a house full of female energy.
Not only is he isolating with Blake and their three daughters, but Blake’s mom has been joining them as well.
“Yeah it’s nothing but estrogen, and I wouldn’t have it any other way,” he said.
“I grew up in a house full of boys and men and, you know, I remember it clearly .”
“At eight years old, I knew how to patch and repair drywall in under 10 minutes, because we were just little homicidal maniacs.”
“The cops were called to our house more often than I could count on both hands,” he continued .
“And, unfortunately, my father, who was a cop, once in a while it would be him that came to the door.”
“So yeah, I love being under a roof of nothing but women and girls,” he said .
“It is a softer existence. There has been absolutely no instance of violence — other than my one daughter trying to scratch my other daughter’s eyes out a few minutes ago.”
“But otherwise, it’s been a perfectly low-resting-heartbeat-type of vibe around here .”
He joked that having easy access to alcohol thanks to his gin company, Aviation, has been helpful.
“You’d be surprised, I’m down to a few bottles,” he said . “At some point, I may have to actually make that call. But so far, so good.”
Sounds like Ryan is perfectly adjusted to being the only man living in a house full of ladies.
Let us know what you think of his latest quarantine interview!
