Blake Lively is allowing Ryan Reynolds to dye her hair at home.
The 32-year-old actress and Ryan, 43, are currently at home amid the coronavirus lockdown, meaning Blake has been forced to embrace some creative ways of colouring her hair during the pandemic.
In an Instagram Story, Blake revealed she had gotten a DIY hair-colour kit sent to her house by her colourist, Rona O’Connor. And Blake’s husband Ryan has been given the responsibility to keep her famous locks looking glamorous amid the lockdown.
To dye for: Blake Lively is allowing Ryan Reynolds to dye her hair at home. The 32-year-old actress and Ryan, 43, are currently at home amid the coronavirus lockdown, meaning Blake has been forced to embrace some creative ways of colouring her hair during the pandemic. Seen in May 2019 when she was pregnant
Her kit: In an Instagram Story, Blake revealed she had gotten a DIY hair-colour kit sent to her house by her colourist, Rona O’Connor. And Blake’s husband Ryan has been given the responsibility to keep her famous locks looking glamorous amid the lockdown. She added an emoji of what looks like Britney Spears shaving her head during her meltdown
In a message directed towards Rona, the actress – who has Inez, three, and James, five, with Ryan – quipped: ‘The fact that you trust @vancityreynolds to get this right makes me concerned for your sanity.’
She added: ‘But who needs hair anyway!?’
Reynolds has also found himself experimenting with his hair.
The Hollywood heartthrob caught a picture of his hair in a tiny little ponytail and posted it to Blake’s Insta Stories on Saturday.
‘I dare you to forget this every time you see him for the rest of eternity,’ she captioned for her 26.8 million followers.
Goofing around: Like many people in lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic Reynolds has found himself experimenting with his hair
Meanwhile, Ryan previously joked he had been ‘mostly drinking’ while in self-isolation with Blake and their children.
The Deadpool star and his wife want their extended time at home to be an ‘educational experience’ for their kids – but Ryan also joked that he’s found other distractions during lockdown.
The Hollywood actor – who has been married to Blake since 2012 – said: ‘We’re doing a lot of home-schooling. We’re lucky enough to have a little, tiny garden, so we’re learning a little bit about gardening. We’re trying to make this an educational experience.
‘But I’m mostly drinking.’
Last week it was reported that Ryan is reuniting with his Free Guy director Shawn Levy for a new movie.
Although the project is currently untitled it is going to involve time-travel, The Hollywood Reporter revealed Friday.
They are tentatively thinking about filming the movie on the East Coast in the fourth quarter of this year assuming the pandemic has sufficiently abated.
Free Guy was filmed last year and originally slated to bow this July 3, but owing to the pandemic it has been bumped to December 11.
‘Unimpress your friends’: Earlier this month Ryan and Blake used Instagram to plug what he called ‘obscenely boring’ tees from the Canadian nonprofit Conquer COVID-19
Ryan and Blake have been trying to mitigate the fallout of the crisis including with a $400,000 donation split evenly between four New York City hospitals.
Blake and Ryan, who are from Los Angeles and Vancouver respectively, also divided a $1 million donation between Feeding America and Food Banks Canada.
Earlier this month Ryan and Blake used Instagram to plug what he called ‘obscenely boring’ tees from the Canadian nonprofit Conquer COVID-19.
Delay: Ryan’s upcoming movie Free Guy was filmed last year and originally slated to bow this July 3, but owing to the pandemic it has been bumped to December 11
Ryan’s Aviation Gin brand also announced last month how it is doing its part to help the bartenders left out of work by the lockdowns.
The brand revealed that the United States Bartender’s Guild will get 30% of proceeds from online Aviation bottle orders delivered by May 1.
Prior to these payments the brand gave $15,000 to the guild, whose website says it offers COVID-19 relief grants through its Bartender Emergency Assistance Program.