Ryan Reynolds apologized for his 2012 wedding with Blake Lively at Boone Hall, a former slave plantation, in South Carolina. "It's something we'll always be deeply and unreservedly sorry for ...

Yes, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds had their wedding at a former plantation, and controversy ensued. The A-list stars that we love and adore chose South Carolina's Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens ...

Lively and Reynolds famously tied the knot on September 9, 2012 during an intimate ceremony attended by several celebrity pals at Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens in South Carolina; the former ...

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds got married in 2012 at one quote picturesque, but deeply contentious, wedding venues in the U.S.- the Boone Hall Plantation in South Carolina.

Hollywood A-listers Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively planned their 'dream wedding' with no expense spared, but they forgot to think about the optics of their beautiful surroundings ...

Ryan Reynolds opened up in detail for the first time about how much he and his wife Blake Lively deeply regret their decision to get married at Boone Hall, a former plantation in South Carolina ...

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are back in the spotlight as their 2012 plantation wedding controversy re-emerges amid a legal battle with Justin Baldoni. Friday, Jun 20, 2025 New Delhi o C ...

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ 2012 wedding at Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens in South Carolina has come under renewed scrutiny, following backlash regarding its historical connection to slavery.

A view of Boone Hall Plantation, located in the district of Charleston, South Carolina. (Image via Getty) According to People magazine, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively first met while filming Green ...

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds seem unable to catch a break with their every move both past and present coming under scrutiny amid their high-profile libel case with Justin Baldoni.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have consistently been in the spotlight ever since Lively's legal dispute with Justin Baldoni became public, with YouTube commentators regularly sharing new details.

But just as awarding Boone Hall to me isn’t quite workable, neither are cash payments to Black Americans to pay for the enslavement of their ancestors. It’s not that $14 trillion isn’t a lot ...