The funny middle daughter of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively is clearly following in the footsteps of famous parents

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are probably not only one of the most popular couples in Hollywood, but also one of the cheekiest, never afraid to poke fun at the other or make fun of them whenever the opportunity arises.

Ryan, 47, and Blake, 36, have been together since 2011 after meeting on the set of The Green Lanternand married in 2012. Since then, they have had four children.

However, it looks like their children inherit their parents’ sense of humorbased on the new interview of the Canadian-American actor ahead of the release of Deadpool and Wolverine.

The third film in the Dead Pool The film, the first in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Fox acquired the intellectual property rights, reunites the star with close friend Hugh Jackman.

Apparently, the months of filming and training took their toll on one of Ryan’s daughters, as he explained in his conversation with Hugh and director Shawn Levy for Variety.

Ryan and Blake are the parents of daughters James (9), Inez (7), Betty (4) and a fourth child, due in early 2023, whose name and gender identity have not yet been announced.

During the conversation, the entrepreneur was asked how fit he had to be to play Deadpool, to which he replied: “I don’t care so much about the aesthetics, although I have to fill out the suit. But you want people to see that you put effort into it. That makes me feel like I deserve it.”

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Hugh also agreed that the physical exertion can be very great, to which Ryan added: “People make too much of the physical transformation. It creates a strange expectation for actors. But this was remarkable – you looked like Tommy Tune. You brought out a completely different Hugh.”

Ryan admitted, however, that the amount of work in this area was sometimes too much for his personal life and even brought out the cheekiness of his children. “I have an intense relationship with Deadpool. My middle daughter said, ‘Daddy, when can you stop playing Deadpool?’ I said, ‘Soon, baby. I promise.'”

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Hugh then joked, “You need to stop wearing that mask in the house,” which Shawn also jokingly called “weird,” and Ryan countered with a classic dig at his wife, saying, “It’s weird. Look, Blake insists, so I’m just going to do it.”

The group also discussed the fact Deadpool and Wolverine (released in theaters on July 26) is the first Marvel film with an R rating, and the thought of it gave the wolverine Actor paused briefly. “It’s obviously R-rated, and I don’t want to get in trouble by encouraging…”

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“I do,” Ryan added quickly, nodding again to his children. “So many children have seen Dead Pool And Deadpool 2. My own children saw it. And they arrived damaged.”

“But it was never rated R just for the sake of being R. A lot of it is just because of the character. The character is very badass. His brain is like a half-eaten omelette in the skull of a seven-year-old.”