Ryan Reynolds had a "Saturday in the evening" fans who work double taking after breaking a brave joke referencing the current legal battle between his wife, Blake Livelyand actor-director Justin Baldoni.

The star "Deadpool" and the lively line public appearance on the "SNL" celebration 50. Anniversaries, the event is full of the largest holywood names.

At attendance Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds marked the first major pair of pairs of highly published "ends with us" controversy, which saw and lively and Baldoni in tourist lawsuits.

Back in December, Lively submitted lawsuit against Baldoni, He accusing him of sexual harassment and stating that he inflicted her "hard emotional distress". Baldoni, who threw his agency in the sail, denied all claims and revenge on a 400m dollar lawyer against lively and Reynolds, stating that they tried to "destroy" his reputation and career.

Despite the difficult case, "SNL" seemingly encouraged Reynold to recognize the situation in a comic moment next to Tina Fey and Amy pohler.

During the segment in which two comedians answered the questions of the audience, Reynolds got up and announced, "I had a question." Fey and Poehler, recognizing him immediately, answered, "Ryan! How's it going?" No missing rhythm, Reynolds gave up, "Great! Why did you hear?"

While the audience broke out in laughter, she was a lively reaction that stole the spotlight.

It was initially smiling, quickly turned to his husband in the obvious shock as he alluded to their constant legal issues. Although the moment was clearly installed for the comic effect, her amazing expression caused a wave of reaction online, and some even questioned if Blake was not left out of the plan.

"Blake Lively's face tells all that," said one social media user after he saw a clip. "Looks like Shook after Ryan Reynolds cracked that joke on 'SNL 50.'

"Blake Lively Expression here says everything," another expressed.

Other fans did not lose time speculation about what went through the lively mind.

One viewer was joking, "Blake is like" Ryan, we didn't talk about this. "

Another added: "Blake is obviously in the guy guard."

Third included in "Ryan is definitely in trouble when he comes home based on Blake's face."

This week, false legal team has escalated their efforts since then, allegedly Submit to court courts Up to three main American phone brackets, AT & T, Verizon and T-Mobile, looking for Baldoni's telephone records.

Toward Now per weekThey have Also Requested Records from Baldoni's publicists, Jennifer Abel and Melissa Nathan, In an Effort to "Expose the full web of individuals" they alle are invulved in a smear campaign against allevely.

"Such records will provide critical and immediate evidence not only on who, but also where, where, where their retaliation plan together and operated," Livelyn Representative said.

In response, Lawyer Justin Baldonija, Bryan Freedman, pushed back on the move, calling her too.

"They are looking for each individual calls, text, data log, and even information about real-time location for the last two and a half years, regardless of the sender, recipient or object," said in the statement People Magazine. "This mass fishing expedition shows that they desperately seek any factual bases for their legal false claims. They will find them."

As Explosion Reported earlier this month, Baldoni's team started a website containing two legal documents relating to the dispute.

One of the documents includes an amendment that claims that New York Times He had access to a live lawsuit at least 11 days before the publication of his report. The newspapers from then sentenced the claim that they had taught that they had submitted that they had submitted that they had filed that they had submitted that they had submitted that they had submitted applications. "