Blake Lively shares a fresh-faced selfie to announce the launch of Betty Buzz mocktails as husband Ryan Reynolds cheekily chimes in

Blake Lively’s beverage brand just got a whole lot sweeter.

The 36-year-old announced the latest addition to the Betty Buzz line: two mocktail flavors: Sparkling Apple Ginger Sour Cherry and Oak Smoked Lemonade.

Blake promoted the drinks on Wednesday with a makeup-free selfie on Instagram.

In the first photo, the Gossip Girl alum poses for the latest drink, wearing a white tank top.

Blake looked fresh-faced and her long blonde hair hung loose.

The second shot featured a cheeky advertisement for the mocktails.

‘Research says product videos increase sales by 9.7%,’ Blake is heard saying as sparkling water is poured over a range of fruits. ‘Working yet? Light, refreshing. Specially for the connoisseur.’

The It Ends with Us star already said: “This feels like it’s working.”

“INTRODUCING MOCKTAILS,” Blake captioned the post. “Safe for all ages. They’re like soda, but made with fresh fruit and garnish. Or sparkling water if it was an everlasting taste sensation. Enjoy! 🙂 40% off @amazon through the end of the day TODAY.”

Betty Buzz first launched in 2021 with sparkling mixers, before Blake launched a line of canned cocktails under sister brand Betty Booze.

The two mocktail flavors are non-alcoholic versions of the Betty Booze options.

Meanwhile, Ryan Reynolds supported his wife in his usual humorous way via Instagram Stories.

The Deadpool actor reposted Blake’s selfie with a link to purchase the drinks.

Ryan wrote “40% off” on it, with a small text in the bottom right corner clarifying the discount: “The drinks… not my wife.”

Blake also shared a selfie on Instagram Stories holding the cherry and lemonade mocktail cans, alongside a photo of her husband’s latest film Deadpool & Wolverine art.

“My film role has a whole palette these days,” the Age of Adaline star said. “You like what you like.”

The couple, who have daughters James, Inez, Betty and a fourth child, have continued to support and troll each other since they tied the knot in 2012.

And these days, in addition to her Betty Buzz line, Blake is on a press tour in preparation for the release of her latest film: a screen adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel It Ends with Us.

“If audiences had half the fun we had, we’d put theme parks out of business. In my 20 years of doing this, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like surprising 2,500 fans with an early preview of @itendswithusmovie,” she raved on Instagram.

‘To everyone who joined us in their floral jeans including @brandonskleanr (jeans handmade by me and @isabela.ferrer). @colleenhoover who is a MOTHER in every way and finishes it off for everyone at @book.bonanza.’

Blake added: ‘Loved having a delicious meal with @alexsaks & co. We drank alarming amounts of coffee. And brought the hottest one, my mother in law @tamtam1944. The highlight though was styling the lovely @isabela.ferrer in my clothes as she came straight from her job at a restaurant in Brooklyn to this chaos because @colleenhoover and I begged her to just get on a plane.

“The best weekend, and this is just the beginning…” she concluded.

In June, the A Simple Favor actress reflected on her role in the film.

“Some people will always like a book better than a movie, and some people will like a movie better than the book,” she said. Entertainment tonight“But I think we just did our best to honor the book and the fans, and I think we really created something that works on its own.”

“If you don’t know the book, the movie works. I don’t think it’s possible that if you read the book and see the movie, you wouldn’t be excited. We really worked hard on that,” she continued. “I also believe that if you see the movie and then read the book, you wouldn’t say, ‘Wait a minute, this isn’t like [the other]”You can do both. I think they’re both very beautiful.”

And Colleen agreed with her lead actress’ sentiments, telling the outlet, “Readers always want to read the book first. I totally get that, but I feel like this adaptation is so true to the book that it’s really either-or, whatever you want. I think you’ll be happy if you watch the movie first and then read the book, or the other way around.”

The novel is based on the relationship between Colleen’s parents and follows Lily Bloom (Blake) as she navigates her turbulent relationship with Ryle Kincaid (Justin) after her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar), resurfaces.

“This is the book that means the most to me,” the author shared. “I’ve tried to get other books made into movies, but it hasn’t quite worked out. I’ve been praying for this to happen for four or five years now, so it just means the world to me. This book is the one that’s personal to me, so to see it on screen [is meaningful]. I saw it for the first time with my mother, who was the inspiration for the story, so words cannot express how amazing this whole experience is.’

Blake said of This Ends with Us: “This story resonated with so many people, so with that comes a great responsibility.”

“You want to honor this book and this character that people love so much, but you also want to bring a life and a humanity to it that’s true to who you are,” she said. “There’s a lot of different things you want to accomplish in this story.”

Blake, at least, is “so proud of this film.”

“I’m just so proud to be here and share it with Colleen and the fans,” the Shallows actress added. “It’s just so special. It was such an honor to beat Lily, and I’m so proud.”