Blake Lively and Ryan ReynoldsOnce celebrated as a Hollywood Golden couple, they are facing a storm of titles that suggest that their marriage cannot be as a picture - perfect as it seems. Sources near the couple claim that the relationship became "toxic" in recent months, and tensions escalate as lively remains involved in the high-profile legal battle "ends with us" Star and director, Justin Baldoni. According to insiders, playful baster for a couple of pairs, once worshiped fans on red carpets and social media, allegedly switched to something far less less. Arguments have become common, and she is lively saying to feel "humiliated" his wife behavior.

Insider said #Shuttercoop That the arguments between the two have become increasingly nasty. "F-bombs are no longer playful and turned it nasty, and wearing both down," Source is alleged. "They used to tease for fun, but lately he feels cruel."

Tension only comes days after Reynolds shocked the fans by recognizing that during the call with Murray said "F-CK." When he discovered that he produced a documentary about the late comedian John Candy, he also shared that he desperately tried to intervene in Murray. After leaving "40 messages," "Deadpool", the actor finally received a call, while attending a formal event lively.

According to reports, as Murray's call passed, he whispered her husband, prompted Reynold to answer "F-CK You". What may have brushed as a joke now supposedly stabs for lively, which insiders claim that he feels more disregard.

"Blake feels humiliated, and Ryan acts like it should only be taken. That kind of energy is not sustainable," the source added, painting a picture of marriage under voltage. The couple, which is a bound node in 2012, shares four children together: James, Inez, Betty and Olin.

For more than a decade, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively was a fan's favorites, not just for their red carpet, but also for their legendary sense of humor. The couple, who are currently involved in the legal battle with Justin Baldonia, is long known for fun who are each other in conversations and online.

Who could forget the birthday post of Reynolds in which he shared a serious unpleasant photographs of his wife, or lively equally savage response to Ryynolds's own birthday, trimming him from the picture with Ryan Gosling? Their exchanges of Instagram have become so iconic that fans began to be looking forward to their "birthday furnace tradition" every year.

Even in interviews, the couple often leaned into playful digs. She jokingly joked that "married to his best friend ... II her fifth child," while Reynolds gave up his wife's superior parental skills and teased to "lead the show at home."

The latest requirements for tensions between Ryan Reynolds and Blake live on the fifth moment that grapple the title in the "Sabbath live" 50. The anniversary "in February. The couple attended the stars in New York Reynolds delivered a joke That many thought that she nodded a lives during the legal battle with Justin Baldoni.

During the sketch with Amy Poehler and Tina FeyReynolds asked, "How's it going?" With live sitting next to him, the actor "Deadpool" smiled before he replied, "Great. Why? What did you hear?" He then turned in Gaga about accidentally swallowing toxic consheed's prosthetics, but the breakthrough was already set by social media ablaze.

The scene appeared behind the scene that the idea was the line. The long-term "SNL" head of the Cue Card Wally Feresten claimed the Australian radio that Reynolds inserted on the joke during the rehearsal. "He had a different line in probation, and he set it up. So it was his idea to do so," Feresten explained. "We wouldn't want us to do anything too controversial, unless they were on it."

However, the "SNL" spokesman pushed back, talking People That Feresten is not part of written staff and insisting that the line came directly from the show. The source close to Reynolds has also turned on, clarifying that the tracking "Conehead" was transcribed in probation, "Opening the joke is set" SNL "and has never changed."