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The “Green Lantern” star's marriage with “Gossip Girl” diva Blake Lively has recently been getting hits around the rumor mill as on the rocks due to Ryan Reynold's mental health issues.
Ryan Reynolds has already publicly admitted that he has been suffering from serious cases of anxiety that have been with him since his childhood. In an interview with The New York Times, the “Deadpool” star admitted to the publication that “Deadpool 2's” increased expectations due to “Deadpool's” success has caused the 41-year old Canadian actor to worry about how the sequel would perform.
In addition to the shakes about “Deadpool 2's” performance, People also reported that Reynolds had a nervous breakdown during “Deadpool's” original wrap-up. The actor admitted that the energy he poured into the first movie's promotion contributed to his mentally exhausted state after the movie's release.
While Reynold's history about his anxiety has been public for quite a while, the rumor that his mental health is putting a strain on his marriage is easily debunked, as GossipCop has done. Certain publications have claimed that Reynold's need for therapy and his erratic behavior when his anxiety manifests are causing problems to his marriage with Blake Lively.
But Blake Lively's own public support for Ryan Reynolds is unmistakeable amidst the rumors that their marriage is having problems.
Us magazine also recently chronicled Blake Lively and Ryan Reynold's happy marriage as professionals and parents to James and Ines Reynolds, the couple's young children of 3 years and 23 months, respectively.
If the couple's happy public moments are not enough to convince fans that the Lively-Reynolds marriage is not on the rocks, they should potentially consider that Blake Lively would not have married Ryan Reynolds without being fully aware of the challenges of a partner who has had anxiety since his childhood.
Fans can be assured that there has yet to be any solid and reliable confirmation of any rumor that Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are having trouble with their marriage due to Reynold's anxiety.
