Ryan Reynolds Supports Blake Lively Amid Controversy Over Workplace Allegations
Ryan Reynolds has thrown his support behind wife Blake Lively’s new haircare venture, Blake Brown, just hours after allegations surfaced about a toxic workplace environment linked to her previous brand, Preserve. Lively’s Preserve launched in 2014 and failed within a year, similar to Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop.
In a recent Instagram Story, Reynolds shared a post promoting Lively’s hair and body mist products, which retail for $23 to $26 at Target. The mists, titled Wild Nectar Santal, Bergamot Woods, and Sandalwood Vanille, were launched to meet customer demand, according to Lively. “We listened,” she wrote, emphasizing the emotional significance of scent in invoking memories and joy.
Despite facing backlash from allegations about her work culture, including a lawsuit against her It Ends With Us co-star Justin Baldoni, Lively remains focused on her family and career. She highlighted the time she cherishes with her four children and expressed her love for her various business projects. “You have to be possessed by them,” she noted, insisting that authenticity is crucial in her entrepreneurial endeavors.
As details of the legal battle with Baldoni unfold, Lively and Reynolds continue to make headlines. Reynolds’ ex-wife, Scarlett Johansson, recently commented on the situation, revealing her film’s production partnership with Baldoni’s company amid the heated feud.
As Blake navigates the challenges of motherhood, business, and legal disputes, Reynolds’ public endorsement serves as a reminder of their strong partnership in both personal and professional realms. The launch of Blake Brown illustrates Lively’s adaptability and determination, as she aims to create products that resonate deeply with her community.
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