There are accusations directed towards Ryan Reynolds for, “trying to act relatable” over statements about him as well as Blake Lively, being raised as “fairly working class”.

“An upbringing in the working-class seldom coexists with an Elie Saab prom dress.”

“Ryan Reynolds on Raising His Kids with Blake Lively: Striving for a Normal Childhood”

Ryan Reynolds recently spoke about his desire for a “normal” life for his children with Blake Lively. Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have been wedded since 2012 and have together welcomed four children named Betty, James, Inez, and Olin. On December 13, The Hollywood Reporter told that Ryan is trying to raise his kids as normally as possible. “I tend to try not to impose distinctions between their upbringing and mine or my wife’s” said Ryan before declaring he and Blake were raised in fairly working-class environments.

So we are both brought up quite working class, and I recall fairly early on that I would think or say about them: ‘Oh my God, I could have never got a gift like this as a kid,’ or ‘I would have never enjoyed the luxury of ordering takeout,’ or something like that,” as Ryan.

“The realization struck me that these concerns are not theirs to bear. They are already very much tied in with gratitude and have an understanding of the world that gives them a good foundation for empathy,” he added. Ryan’s claim that he and Blake “grew up very working class” has not escaped controversy online, with many angry Internet users pointing out that Blake had an objectively privileged upbringing, for at least one counterexample. Blake, in case you weren’t aware, was raised in Tarzana, an affluent suburb of Los Angeles, and was an attendee of the highly regarded Burbank High, a school, will, by the way, have seen several other luminaries.

She was born in Tarzana, California, United States, on 25 August 1987.. He was the father of her late father who was a renowned actor and director at the same time. And her mother Elaine Lively was a well-known talent manager in Hollywood. Throughout the acting careers of the other four siblings, Blake had barely turned 17 when she won her first big break playing the role in ‘The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants’.

With such an outlook, some internet user was rather irritated as Ryan declared about Blake having a “very working class” upbringing and immediately started saying there was so much evidence that implied otherwise. “She raised in a wealth area of Los Angeles with her late father, Ernie Lively, also an actor and director, while her mother, Elaine Lively, worked as an actress and talent manager,” wrote one.

“Because eliesaab dress is prom, with working class upbringing, isn’t it? Was that an en-suite bathroom? ? ?” another person expressed, referring to clips taken from Blake’s high school prom.

The private video offered by the Access Hollywood further continues to sway that Blake came to the event decked in luxury designer Elie Saab clothes and gets herself ready in full in the ostentatious pink-shaded room, which seems to have an en-suite bathroom and a chandelier.

“Ryan Reynolds Criticized for ‘Working Class’ Comments”

Ryan has now found himself receiving flak from several internet users who have accused him of “trying to be relatable” or “cosplaying as ordinary.” “Jesus Christ just go enjoy your wealthy life, stop trying to appear relatable to the rest of us,” one of them wrote. “So this is what out-of-touch rich people say,” another added.

“Why do such super-rich people deny their privilege in this way? ” was one question raised while another remark noted, “Nothing is more awkward than celebrities and elites trying to be relatable. ” “I think working class has a different meaning for everyone these days,” someone commented. “Does he think ‘working-class’ just means they had jobs?” was another question.

“Wealthy people confuse having a job with being working-class. ‘I’m a CEO; I’m working class!” someone wrote, with another remarking, “I just can’t understand this, do they actually think that’s some sort of working class background, or are they being dishonest to seem relatable to the everyday people?”

So as the thing happened, a certain group of users was amused to say that it rather reminded them of the occasion when David Beckham, in all glory and drama, called out the wife for being an ostentatious “working class” woman.
David Beckham puts wife Victoria on blast for claiming she was raised ‘working class’ in new Netflix docuseries:

“Be truthful What used to be the mode of your transport to school by your father? “Happily enough, David managed to break in just when Victoria was stating that her family was what would be called ‘truly working class.’ He had succeeded in getting her to the point where she was supposed to relay-“Reworded in lower perplexity higher burstiness, same word count html markup elements: What kind of car did your dad drive to school for you? “”Oh,” David cut in with a tremendously cheerful voice, “very working class, then, is it?” he said. ” He made her tell the truth about what car her dad took her to school again-it had turned out to be a Rolls Royce .Referring to the viral incident now, one individual remarked in reaction to Ryan’s comments, “Be truthful (david beckham voice)”, while another added, “Alright Victoria Beckham.”