Blake Lively

[slafd]

From an online article, discussing a red carpet appearance from Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds:

"They couldn't keep their hands off each other with Ryan even tickling Blake at one stage, proving they're 'normal' people just like us - just how down to earth can they get!"

Here's the link to the article
https://www.nowtolove.co.nz/celebri...y-and-ryan-reynolds-rare-red-carpet-pda-37079

 

[milagros317]

Very nice find.😀

 

[Dark Crane]

Great find! And the article also features this photo:


It's written below: "Keeping it light-hearted, Ryan appears to tickle Blake on the red carpet" ...

 

[Mitchell]

Great find

I don't recall ever reading any tickling info about Ms Lively before this.

Thanks

 

[jjk2983]

That woman has the most amazing legs I’ve ever seen

 

[Cave In]

Great find

I don't recall ever reading any tickling info about Ms Lively before this.

Thanks

Me either this is a great little find.

 

[BlueLine7045]

Great find! On a side note, always thought that was a really, REALLY stupid thing to say/write when talking about celebs or other famous people.

"Proving they're normal people just like us"

Uhh...what? Of f***ing course theyre normal people! And why is them tickling each other the standard for normalcy? Idk who wrote that but they're an idiot.

 

[magic fingers]

Great find! On a side note, always thought that was a really, REALLY stupid thing to say/write when talking about celebs or other famous people.

"Proving they're normal people just like us"

Uhh...what? Of f***ing course theyre normal people! And why is them tickling each other the standard for normalcy? Idk who wrote that but they're an idiot.

Why does that upset you so much? I take the quote as a positive, saying that ticking is "normal". As opposed to some judgmental vanilla's who dismiss tickling as weird or childish.

 

[Cave In]

Why does that upset you so much? I take the quote as a positive, saying that ticking is "normal". As opposed to some judgmental vanilla's who dismiss tickling as weird or childish.

I find it quite patronising. They are just mere mortals like the rest of us, of course they do stuff like tickle each other and fool around. It's not so much the tickling it's the fact they are making a big deal about them acting "nornal"