Fans think Taylor Swift revealed Blake Lively, Ryan Reynold's fourth baby name
“The names are the names of our kids. We trust her implicitly. She’s very sensitive to any of that stuff. And obviously the song has nothing to do with our kids other than our kids’ names.
But I mean, what an honor,” Reynolds said“We thought it was pretty damn amazing. We still do. You know, I still walk down the street and shake my head thinking, ‘I can’t believe that happened.’”
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