Blake Lively Baked Her 1-Year-Old A Birthday Cake That 'Will Haunt Him For Life'
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The story, which she recounted in an interview earlier this month, has gone viral amid the ongoing backlash to Lively's press tour for "It Ends With Us."
Blake Lively says she baked her youngest child a rather unique cake for his first birthday.
“My birthday cakes always have a little bit of a sense of humor,” the actor said in an interview with BBC Radio 2 last week. “For my baby, I just did a giant set of tits, which I feel like will haunt him for life. But, what do they want at one? He can’t declare what he wants. So, boobs!”
Lively starred in and produced the adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s 2016 novel, “It Ends With Us,” which centers on a flower shop owner named Lily Blossom Bloom escaping a cycle of domestic violence. But her press tour promoting the film, out this month, has drawn criticism online.
Lively urged fans to “grab your friends, wear your florals” and see the violent film in an upbeat TikTok video. And she was excoriated on social media for her flippant answer when reporter Jake Hamilton asked her in an interview earlier this month what she’d tell a fan who wanted to share their personal experience with abuse.
“Like, asking for my address, or my phone number, or, like, location share? I could just location share!” Lively responded. “I’m a Virgo, so like, are we talking logistics, are we talking emotionally?”
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