Ryan Reynolds’ post about the FIFA 2026 Opening Ceremony. Published for the first time since Blake Lively’s legal victory over Justin Baldoni.
Ryan Reynolds isn’t holding back from sharing how excited he is for the 2026 FIFA World Cup this year. The famous actor took to social media after the opening ceremony to share glimpses of his travels, along with how much he enjoyed attending the event in Canada.
Ryan Reynolds shares glimpses from the FIFA 2026 opening ceremony
Reynolds used “planes, trains and cars” to get to the FIFA 2026 opening ceremony at BMO Stadium in Canada to watch the Canada-Bosnia and Herzegovina match. He shared with us glimpses of his travels, and how he spent his time at the opening ceremony, watching the match, and taking pictures with everyone.He added the photos to his account with the caption: “I wasn’t going to miss this match. Planes, trains and cars get here, but it’s totally worth it.”
Toronto showed up.” In the caption, he also expressed his pride in Team Canada and added: “Canada showed up. One of the greatest atmospheres this sport has ever seen. Very proud of @teamcanadafifaworldcupcanadasoccer.”For the general public, the FIFA 2026 opening ceremony was held in three different locations. The main opening ceremony was held at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, Mexico. The second game was held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood (Los Angeles), California, while the last was held at BMO Field in Toronto, Canada.
This is also the actress’s first social media post after Blake Lively reportedly won a major legal battle against her co-star Justin Baldoni. In a recent report, it was revealed that US Federal Judge Lewin Lyman ruled in favor of the ‘Green Lantern’ actress and noted that she is entitled to have all of her legal fees paid by Baldoni. Just weeks before this announcement, Baldoni and Lively settled their legal dispute without reaching a hearing.
Then, to celebrate her win, Lively was seen attending the Met Gala in a lavish dress.
About the work of Ryan Reynolds
Reynolds last served as a producer on the documentary “John Candy: I Like Me.” Other than that, he last appeared on the big screen as an actor in 2024 with the movie Deadpool & Wolverine. The actor, as of now, has 4 projects planned for the future. These movies include “Mayday,” “Avengers: Doomsday,” “Animal Friends,” and finally “Eloise.”