Ryan Phillippe Posts Oddly Flirty Throwback Photo Of Him And Ex, Reese Witherspoon
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“We were hot,” the “Cruel intentions” star began the caption for the snap.
His intentions don’t seem cruel — but what are they?
On Monday, Ryan Phillippe posted a throwback photo of him and his ex-wife, Reese Witherspoon, on his Instagram Stories, People magazine reported.
The photo was taken in 2001, five years before their 2006 split, at a “Legally Blonde” party in South Hampton, New York. In the photo, the Oscar winner is sporting a short bob and wears a tight black-and-white striped dress, while Phillippe dons a striped sleeveless shirt with his hair in a fauxhawk.
“We were hot and drenched in late 90′s angst @reesewitherpoon (such a cooler time than today),” Phillippe wrote below the image, according to People.
Although, arguably, the two look pretty much the same now.
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