Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are reportedly considering relocating to the UK, according to a new report.
The couple have “discussed moving to the United Kingdom” as Lively’s ongoing legal dispute with Justin Baldoni continues to unfold, a source told the Daily Mail on Thursday.
“With Ryan’s huge success with his Welsh soccer club, Wrexham, he has a great affinity for the UK,” the insider added, noting that Lively, 38, “could rebrand there.”
The latter, pictured above on March 7, notably co-owns a Welsh soccer club.
The Gossip Girl alum reportedly “believes there are top-of-the-line filmmakers who could give her a second chance.”
The outlet also claimed that “most people in the industry” are “steer[ing] clear” of Lively amid her viral feud with her It Ends With Us co-star.
Baldoni, 42, and Lively are set to go to trial next month.
“Blake isn’t getting the offers,” a second source alleged. “There hasn’t been anywhere near the same interest in her since the Baldoni drama exploded. She’s burned bridges.”
The actress, pictured above on Feb. 11, believes she could “rebrand” in the UK, according to the Daily Mail.
Hollywood has allegedly been “steering clear” of Lively amid her ongoing drama with It Ends With Us co-star Justin Baldoni, pictured above.
While a potential move to Wales—or even “splitting their time more between there and the US”—has reportedly been discussed, Lively and Reynolds are said to be prioritizing their four children.
“What’s making them take a long, hard look at their immediate future is that their kids’ schooling and friends are in the States,” the outlet claimed, describing the Shallows star as a “truly amazing mother.”
She and Reynolds, 49, share daughters James, Inez and Betty, and son Olin.
The Green Lantern co-stars are reportedly “tired” and “not as playful” as before, according to the Daily Mail, with one insider saying, “[They’re not] being very social these days. … They’re just preoccupied.”
The insider noted that Lively has “burned bridges.”
Reps for Lively and Reynolds did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
The latter made headlines for suing Baldoni in December 2024, four months after It Ends With Us hit theaters.
A judge threw out her sexual harassment, defamation, and conspiracy claims earlier this month, ruling that Lively was an independent contractor rather than an employee.
However, her claims of breach of contract, retaliation, and aiding and abetting retaliation are still moving forward.
The duo, pictured above in April 2025, are parents to Inez, James, Betty, and Olin.
Lively faces a “challenging path” in Hollywood as the situation continues to unfold, brand specialist Kayley Cornelius told Page Six on April 3.
“There is a real risk she could … struggle to secure major roles or brand deals going forward,” the PR expert said. “With the impact of cancel culture and increased scrutiny, there is less appetite to take risks on talent who may be seen as controversial or commercially uncertain.”
Cornelius added that a “legacy name” like Lively is “no longer untouchable” in the wake of the controversy.
