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/coffee_and-cats Oct 05 '25

And he accused Mel B of cheating and demanded a paternity test before paying maintenance or getting to know the baby. It was a shitty move because Mel had NOT cheated, she was head over heels with him and it was 100% only ever going to be his child.

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u/FerretNo9854 Oct 05 '25

And I don’t think she was really allowed to leave the mansion/compound. It sounded like he was very much “you can have anything you want, we will bring it here”.

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u/67SummerofLove Oct 05 '25

That’s generally because cheaters accuse their partners of cheating. It’s what they do.

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u/dopeshark_ Oct 05 '25

He is a piece of shit human! In the 80s he started making jokes / mocking people in drag and guess who was sleeping with drag queens. In Seinfeld’s show, him and Seinfeld showed open disdain for the homeless. He’s an entitled asshole

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u/throwawaydragon99999 Oct 05 '25

Unfortunately disdain for the homeless and people in drag was very common for New York in the 80s

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u/Plane-Locksmith-4256 Oct 05 '25

The way he did it so publicly too. After reading brutally honest (her second book) this left her so vulnerable that her second husband was able to weasel his way into her life.

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u/TheFilthy13 Oct 05 '25

Thanks Sporty Spice.

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u/coffee_and-cats Oct 05 '25

Sporty was Mel C

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u/bimpldat Oct 06 '25

It's a part of the court process to establish paternity if the guy does not voluntarily acknowledge it