Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds"Appearance on" SNL 50. The anniversary of the Special "caused a conversation, with a body of body weight in their chemistry and interactions on the screen.

The couple attended the stars of the stars on Sunday night, referring to the photos on the red carpet.

Their participation came into a special tense moment, because Blake Lively is currently involved in the legal dispute with her "ending with us" Star and director, Justin Baldoniwho she sued for sexual harassment.

During the question and part of the show, Reynolds appeared referencing controversy in playful exchange with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.

When he asked him, "How's it going?" The star "free" replied, "Great. Why, what did you hear?"

The moment is intended for the injection of humor in a situation, analyzed the body's body and author Judi James, who talked Daily mail about a dynamic pair during the night.

According to James, their decision that the public appearance is in the middle of the PR crisis was "brave to the point of reckless." She noticed that, while humor can be an effective way of diffuse tension, their body language suggested basically awkward, especially during the red part of the night of the night.

"Looking at" doesn't hold the ban "show like" Saturday Night Live "when you are in the middle of legal and PR bata, but humor, and even self-mocking can be a great diffuser," James explained.

She added that laughter's ability to be often considered an attractive trait, helping to rebuild public relations.

"Laughter relaxes the body and mind and when you laugh with the person put on the spot, regain that feeling of Repport.

However, she noted that the red carpet was "there was less scope for Laughter", which led to subtle signs of discomfort between the couple.

"He stands in a heavy pose as he comes to join him, seems to have one hand behind his torso, while the other clutch seems to be on the edge of the jacket," the expert added. "Blake holds one hand in the deliberate gesture, letting him hug him, but her hand was bent in the corner corner to hint the potential hair gesture while spasms in Ryan's face."

Once a couple gathers to pose photos, the expert noticed Blake "adopts more confident, and even defiant pose with his left hand on her hook and the elbow is overwhelmed."

In particular, she noticed the moment "when both of the edge seems to be applied, Rictus social smiles before Ryan turns into a whisper in Blake's ear to smile and adds a ritual support by performing the brows of the flash as his head."

During the surname live, the viewers witnessed what many perceived as "clumsy" exchange when Reynolds stood in joking about the media rage that surround their legal battle.

"Ryan is a question, adopting the executed appearance of maiden-minded innocence with eyebrows raised and his eyes spread as his hands were beginning to try to try to try her torso," her analysis explained. "It looks eager here, with a part of a smile on the face and is clearly built in nonverbal gag in which it pretends to act paranoia."

James explained that the exaggerated language of the body, his "boyishly basin" raised her eyebrows, wide eyes and anxious manual rewriting, should facilitate mood and "violate any tension around the first appearance".

"Her smile dies, and the head approached and upward to look at him either in some act or true concern," she analyzed.

The body's body expert continued to analyze that they suggested mixed emotions in a lively reaction.

"Blake begins by performing a more complex smile for the eyes of good humor plus a smile on closed lips with some shooting and dragging the mixed emotions," she said. "This turns into a wide smile and laughter, but her expression changes quickly when Ryan makes his comment."

Reynolds and Lively's 'SNL' appearance comes as lively continues to face a heated legal battle with Justin Baldoni, which has a trial for 20. March.