Not Even Ryan Reynolds Mom is Safe

Not Even Ryan Reynolds Mom is Safe

WESTWOOD CA -AUGUST 1, 2011: Actor Ryan Reynolds arriving for the premiere of the movie The Change-Up at the Regency's Village Theatre August 1, 2011 in Westwood, CA. Photo: Shutterstock


Ryan Reynolds has to have one of the best senses of humor ever. Not just in his movie roles, but even when it comes to how he casts and makes commercials for his Aviation Gin company, his Mint Mobile company and of course the epic spots he made with Satan and a woman named 2020 for Match.com.

Just days away from Mother’s Day, Ryan took to his social media to spread a message we all need to be reminded of: “Don’t Aviation and Mint”. In other words, don’t drink and text. Bad things happen. Even to his own mom.

 

 

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