Deadpool & Wolverine spoilers follow.
Ryan Reynolds has celebrated wife Blake Lively's latest endeavour and shared his 'surprise' at finding out her real last name.
The Deadpool actor took to his Instagram Stories to promote Lively's new beauty line called Brown Beauty after her dad's surname.
"I'm obscenely proud of this woman," Reynolds wrote in the Story. "She's been working on @blakebrownbeauty for 7 years. And the result is exactly what you'd expect of a hyper-obsessive, detail addicted, uncompromising quality control genius. Also, I just found out her last name is Brown."
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For her part, Lively reposted her husband's sweet message and suggested he could take her last name, just like her dad, actor Ernie Lively, took her mum's.
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"Brown is my dad's last name. He took Lively from my mom and older siblings," the Gossip Girl star wrote. "Now that I think about it, Ryan Lively has a nice ring to it. Your move, Reynolds."
The couple welcomed a fourth child last year, and they've recently disclosed the sex and name of the new addition to their family.
During the New York City premiere of Deadpool & Wolverine, Reynolds shared he and Lively have a son named Olin.T he two actors also share daughters James, 9, Inez, 7, and Betty, 4.
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Lively, who's next to be seen in the adaptation of Colleen Hoover's best-selling novel It Ends With Us, also appeared on Reynolds' latest MCU entry as Lady Deadpool.
"Yeah, it was kind of one of those things where you're like, 'Well, why not?' I mean, go for it, of course. I mean, we're all there together anyway. Let's go nuts," Reynolds said of Lively's role.
"Yeah, it was a lot of fun," he added. "She did love it. And she's one of the funniest people I know."
Deadpool & Wolverine is out now in cinemas.
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