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Ryan Reynolds recently made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbertand while fans were eager to hear him speak about the legal drama involving his wife Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, the actor carefully steered clear of the topic. This was Reynolds’ first public interview since Lively filed a lawsuit against Baldoni, but he remained tight-lipped, choosing instead to focus on lighter subjects, particularly the new season of his docuseries Welcome to Wrexham.

During the conversation, Reynolds described the show as “mayhem,” but in a good way. He highlighted the emotional highs and the sense of community the show captures, especially in a time he described as “a digital hate tank, ”a reference to how toxic and divided the online world can often feel. He expressed appreciation for experiences that bring people together, such as concerts and movie theatres, emphasising their power to reconnect us in meaningful ways.

Reynolds then participated in the show’s adorable “Rescue Dog Rescue” segment, cuddling with puppies and sharing heartwarming adoption pitches, all while sidestepping any mention of the ongoing legal matter involving his wife. Despite the obvious tension surrounding the situation, he kept things light-hearted and maintained his trademark charm for the cameras.

When the show wrapped, Reynolds exited the studio looking noticeably tense, but he managed to keep his composure and even greeted fans with a smile and a wave, doing his best to stay poised under public scrutiny.

Meanwhile, the lawsuit has reportedly strained Blake Lively’s close friendship with Taylor Swift. The singer’s name has been dragged into the legal mess, and she’s even been subpoenaed to testify, which has added another layer of complexity to the situation.

As for Baldoni, he broke his five-month social media silence shortly after the interview aired, sharing a family photo in celebration of Mother’s Day—perhaps a quiet signal that he’s preparing to reenter the public eye amid the ongoing legal storm.