Blake Lively gushed over her husband Ryan Reynolds' 'delicious' muscles in a new social media post that saw him looking strikingly similar to Justin Baldoni.

The Gossip Girl star, 38, took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday with a series of snaps that showed the Deadpool actor, 49, baring his biceps in a white tank top.

One selfie, which she captioned 'delicious', showed Lively and Reynolds soaking up the sun on a patio outside. The photo was set to the song Yummy Yummy Yummy by Ohio Express.

Lively proved she was still every bit as smitten with her husband after 15 years together and four kids, as she proceeded to share two more close-up snaps of his buff biceps. 

In the photos, Reynolds appeared to mirror Lively's It Ends With Us co-star Baldoni's signature tank top look, which the actor has sported on multiple occasions. 

The post came just three weeks after Lively's humiliating settlement with Baldoni, 42, following her sexual harassment and retaliation allegations against him. 

The settlement came as a shock as Lively's lawsuit, which was gutted of its sexual harassment claims by a judge last month, was scheduled to go to trial just weeks later on May 18. 

Reynolds found himself sucked into the debacle with Baldoni, who in his later defunct countersuit accused Reynolds of 'swearing' and 'berating him in an aggressive tirade' at a meeting held at the couple's New York penthouse back in 2023 - where Reynolds was present as his wife's 'representative' to discuss Baldoni's conduct on the set of It Ends with Us.

Later, in a series of text messages unsealed during the he-said-she-said lawsuit battle, Reynolds was shown to have lashed out at 'dumb-dumb' Baldoni.

In one text exchange from July 2024 to an executive at talent agency WME, Reynolds allegedly referred to Baldoni as a 'thoroughbred, predatory fraudster' and an 'inexplicably toxic mess.'

Earlier this month a source told the Daily Mail that Reynolds backed his wife's settlement and 'has always been of the mind that she needed to settle and move forward.' 

Baldoni's lawyer claimed that Lively settled her bitter legal feud because she was too 'scared' to testify at trial.

Attorney Bryan Freedman said the 'real reason' for the settlement was Lively's reluctance to face cross-examination. 

The high-profile litigator claimed a trial would have 'exposed her lies' and pointed out that Lively 'ended up with nothing' following the settlement, in a statement to TMZ.

'Part of the reason Blake settled is because she was scared to take the witness stand at trial. She did not want to face cross examination by anyone because that would require her to tell the truth,' he claimed. 

Despite the settlement, the actress is still pursuing Baldoni for legal fees and damages tied to his failed $400 million defamation suit against her. 

However, she was recently dealt a fresh legal blow when a judge rejected her request to file more briefs and offer additional information before making a final decision on any fees or damages she may be entitled to, as per TMZ.

The It Ends With Us co-stars reportedly spent $60 million combined to sue and countersue one another, according to Page Six.

In a joint statement announcing the settlement, neither side apologized but they acknowledged Lively's claims 'deserved to be heard.'

The Daily Mail revealed Lively did not get a single dollar from the surprise settlement.

Despite claiming she lost nearly $300 million in earnings and income after being the victim of an alleged 'smear campaign,' no money changed hands in the final agreement.

Sources in Baldoni's camp said they were 'ecstatic' with how the case was resolved.

In December of 2024, Lively named Baldoni in a lawsuit accusing him of sexual harassment, retaliatory conduct, and intentional infliction of emotional stress.

In her lawsuit, the actress accused Baldoni of sexually harassing her in multiple ways, including body shaming her, and orchestrating a smear campaign against her to damage her reputation - allegations which Baldoni has vehemently denied.

It Ends With Us earned $148 million in domestic box office and $350 million globally - but whatever goodwill the film garnered has since been overshadowed by the allegations made by its stars.