Ryan Reynolds has revealed he is trying to give his four children with Blake Lively "as normal a life as possible" even though their luxurious upbringing is completely different to how their parents were raised.

Ryan Reynolds also shared his struggle with being away from his children during key moments, emphasizing his desire to protect their privacy and be present in their lives.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynold stepped out in New York City on Tuesday, Dec. 3 to meet Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo at a special screening of 'Wicked' at the Metrograph movie theater, where they posed for photos with the movie musical leads.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds joined Wicked stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo at a screening of the big screen musical Dec. 3, paying tribute to The Wizard of Oz with their fashion.

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively do try their best as parents.The actor is committed to giving his four children, whom he shares with his actress wife, “as normal a life as

Ryan Reynolds and Channing Tatum made a surprise visit to a Welsh pub with Blake Lively’s It Ends with us costar Brandon Sklenar on Friday night.Reynolds, who co-owns Wrexham AFC alongside It's Always Sunny star Rob McElhenney,

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are both Hollywood A-listers, but they’re committed to giving their kids a regular life. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published on Friday, December 13, the Deadpool actor opened up about his family.

It’s a known fact that Hollywood celebrities’ kids live fairly different and luxurious lives than other children but it appears that Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have their priorities straight when it comes to parenting.

The 'Deadpool' star shared in an interview that he and Lively want their children to "empathize with other people and other kids"