During a recent interview on the “Goop” podcast, Scarlett Johansson opened up about her thoughts on ex-husband Ryan Reynolds more than ten years after their divorce. When asked by host Gwyneth Paltrow how many times she had been married, Johansson responded with “Three times,” prompting Paltrow to mention her previous marriage to Reynolds and express her admiration for him. Johansson acknowledged their short-lived marriage but had positive things to say about Reynolds, describing him as a “good guy.”
In 2010, Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds called it quits after two years of marriage. While they have kept quiet about their past relationship, Johansson briefly mentioned it in a 2019 Vanity Fair article, stating that she was only 23 when they first tied the knot.
According to the popular actress known for her role in “Black Widow”, Reynolds is a nice and kind person.
The two were wed for a brief period from 2008 to 2010, as confirmed by WireImage. Scarlett Johansson, the actress, admitted that she did not have a proper understanding of marriage and had romanticized it. She went on to tie the knot with journalist Romain Dauriac in 2014 after her separation from her first husband. Although they parted ways in 2017, the former couple co-parent their eight-year-old daughter, Rose.
The actress known for her role in “Lucy” openly spoke about her brief marriage to the actor from “Deadpool.” Pictures were obtained from Getty Images.
Back in 2019, Johansson confessed that she didn’t fully grasp the concept of marriage. However, things took a turn when she started seeing Colin Jost from “Saturday Night Live” in 2017, and after two years of dating, they got engaged. The couple decided to exchange their vows privately at Johansson’s residence in Palisades, NY. A year later, they welcomed their first child, a son named Cosmo. Reynolds, on the other hand, started seeing Blake Lively from “Gossip Girl” in 2011.
In 2020, Johansson and Colin Jost, a star from “SNL,” got married. They decided to hold their wedding ceremony at a plantation in South Carolina, but they faced criticism for their choice of venue. As a result, the couple later apologized for their decision.
