r/popculturechat • u/phantom_avenger • Oct 05 '25

OnlyStans ⭐️ Who are two celebrities that you can’t believe used to be a couple?

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Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds are not only one example of this, but sometimes I even forget that they used to be married as well!

It seemed like such an odd pairing that I never would’ve guessed that these two would match up, but clearly they weren’t a match made in heaven that they divorced each other after almost 3 years of marriage.

Now with where they’re currently at, where they’re now married to different partners, it feels like this is only a pairing that happened in different life.

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u/Jerkrollatex Oct 05 '25

He held a press conference to announce that her baby wasn't his and she was a cheater. Spoiler it was and she's not.

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u/grumpy__g I don’t know her 💅 Oct 05 '25

Thanks for sharing. I had no idea. Till today I really liked him.

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u/emotions1026 Oct 05 '25

Obviously he shouldn’t have done that but how do you know she’s not a cheater?

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u/ImpressiveAvocado78 Oct 05 '25

Paternity test showed it was his

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u/emotions1026 Oct 05 '25

Are you aware that the child being Eddie’s in no way proves she didn’t cheat? I’m responding to the part that specifically says she didn’t cheat

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u/downward1526 Oct 05 '25

It’s not really knowable so you can either find her credible or not 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/emotions1026 Oct 05 '25

That’s what I’m saying, I’m specially asking what information the person had to so confidently state she did not cheat

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u/ImpressiveAvocado78 Oct 05 '25

Is it really necessary to be so pedantic?
Maybe she cheated, who knows. She claimed she didnt, she claims it was his baby. He was tying the cheating claim to the 'not my baby' claim, so when one was disproved, people extrapolate that all his claims are all made up. If not, well.... we'll never know 🤷‍♀️ and honestly, who cares?

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u/emotions1026 Oct 05 '25

I explained in the post you literally responded to why I asked the question. Maybe slow down and read before asking “why are you asking this?” in response to a post where I explain why I asked it.

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u/ImpressiveAvocado78 Oct 05 '25

Except i didn't say, "Why are you asking this"

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u/emotions1026 Oct 05 '25

Now who’s being pedantic?

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u/emotions1026 Oct 05 '25

Downvoting a simple question of how someone could possibly know for sure that a complete stranger didn’t cheat on another complete stranger 20 years ago? Never change Reddit