Ryan Reynolds’ Daughter Betty Gets Hilarious Deadpool 3 Credit

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively’s daughter Betty has her own special credit at the end of Deadpool and Wolverine. A TikTok video shared on Saturday, July 27, showcased the credits rolling for Deadpool 3 in a theater, revealing young Betty Reynolds’ unique role: “Hugh Jackman Wrangler: Betty Reynolds.” Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, who are also parents to James, 9, Inez, 7, and Olin, 18 months, often share moments from their family life, but this little nod in the movie credits took their fans by surprise.

Reynolds discussed the special bond between Hugh Jackman and his youngest daughter during the New York City premiere of Deadpool 3 on Monday, July 22. The premiere was a family event with Lively and their children attending. In a joint interview with Jackman for Extra, Reynolds shared, “They’re all kind of in love with Uncle Hughy over here, so that worked out pretty well. He got attacked by Betty backstage, who thinks she has claws, so she goes at him. I have to actually give her a little tiny time-out.” Jackman humorously added, “She thinks I have healing powers, I think.”

The fun moments didn’t end there. Reynolds recounted in a July 19 SiriusXM interview about catching Jackman and his kids performing songs from the 2017 movie musical The Greatest Showman. Reynolds described the scene, “This is a true story, I’m not making this up. I’ve come in, I’ve heard The Greatest Showman playing, and I come around the corner, and there are my kids watching the movie, singing along. And there’s Hugh acting it out with them, like, just this big kid.”

Reynolds described the reenactment as one of “the most heartbreaking, beautiful things I’d ever seen.” He joked that Jackman had outdone him in both musicals and fatherhood, quipping, “I knew I would never be able to top [him], so I started a new life in a new country with a secret family.”

Deadpool and Wolverine reunites Reynolds and Jackman as their respective characters for the first time since Wolverine: Origins in 2009. The movie also marks the introduction of the X-Men characters into the Disney-owned Marvel Cinematic Universe, following Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox, the distributor of the first two Deadpool films.

Reynolds shared in a July 15 New York Times interview that his third turn as Deadpool had received rave reviews from his daughter James. “Well, I’m not saying other people should do this, but my 9-year-old watched the movie with me and my mom, who’s in her late 70s, and it was just one of the best moments of this whole experience for me,” Reynold said. “Both of them were laughing their guts out, were feeling the emotion where I most desperately hoped people would be.”

With such heartfelt family involvement in Reynolds’ career, the film promises not just action and humor but also moments of genuine emotion. Deadpool and Wolverine is now in theaters, continuing to capture the hearts of audiences everywhere.

Source: Newsbreak