Ryan Reynolds Befuddles 'The View' Hosts To Make His Mom's Dream Come True
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And the hosts LOVED it.
Ryan Reynolds is making dreams come true, one TV taping at a time.
The “If” actor was spotted in the audience of “The View” on Monday, alongside a very special guest: his mom!
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg called out the actor’s attendance during the show and had him explain why he was there.
“You never know what’s going on here at ‘The View,’” Goldberg said. “Sometimes you look up and you’re like ‘Aw, this is really great!’ And then you look over you and you go ‘Oh snap! There’s Ryan Reynolds!’”
The camera cut to Reynolds, who explained that he was there with his mother, Tammy Reynolds, for a very sweet reason.
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