During a recent appearance on the Netflix talk show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, Ryan Reynolds recalled a time when his brothers stuck with him and backed him up against his ‘scary’ father. While recalling the reaction of his brothers when he revealed that he wanted to pierce his ears, “My brother said, ‘You’re going to die. You’re going to show up at dinner tonight and there will be a messy stabbing death because Dad is going to take one of the utensils and stab you.”

However, the Deadpool actor went ahead with his plans ignoring his brother’s warning and showed up to dinner with piercings in his ears. Reynolds recounted, “I get to the dinner table and I remember sweat was dripping down my lap and I’m looking down and I can feel his gaze hit me.” The Free Guy actor went on to disclose, “he mutters some swear word under his breath, and I look up and I look around and I see that all three of my brothers had gotten an earring to sorta save me.”

The actor then remarked that it was one of the most beautiful things he has ever seen in his life. Reynolds has previously shared details about his complicated relationship with his father who passed away in 2015 after suffering from Parkinson’s disease. Meanwhile, his wife, Black Lively was the one who encourage the actor to patch things up with his father before he passed away. The couple even named their first daughter after Reynolds’ father, James.

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However, during a recent interview with Forbes, Blake Lively opened up about the effect motherhood has had on her self-image and the kinds of projects she aligns herself with. The Gossip Girl star shares three daughters James, Inez, and Betty, with her husband, Ryan Reynolds. “I think having children for me made me feel so much more in my skin,” Lively told Forbes. “I never felt more myself or at ease in my own body or more confident not to say that there aren’t a bevy of insecurities coming at me a million times a day, but I just feel incredibly settled.”