Blake Lively’s drinks brand just got a whole lot sweeter.
The 36-year-old announced the latest addition to the Betty Buzz line, two non-alcoholic cocktail flavors: Sparkling Apple Ginger Sour Cherry and Oak Smoked Lemonade.
On Wednesday, Blake promoted the drinks with a makeup-free selfie on Instagram.
In the first image, the Gossip Girl alum posed in front of the new drink wearing a white tank top.
Blake had a fresh face and her long blonde hair fell freely.
Blake Lively announced the latest addition to the Betty Buzz line, two non-alcoholic cocktail flavors: Sparkling Apple Ginger Sour Cherry and Oak Smoked Lemonade
A second shot showed a risqué commercial for non-alcoholic cocktails.
“Research shows that product videos increase sales by up to 9.7%,” Blake is heard saying as sparkling water is poured over an array of fruit. “Is it working yet? Light, refreshing. Made for food lovers.”
The It Ends with Us star joked: ‘Looks like this is working.’
“INTRODUCING OIL-FREE COCKTAILS,” Blake wrote in the caption of the post. “They’re suitable for all ages. They’re like soda if it was made with fresh fruit and garnishes. Or like sparkling water if it was a mouthful of everlasting flavor. Enjoy! 🙂 40% off @amazon until 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 Betty Booze’s options.
Meanwhile, Ryan Reynolds took to his Instagram Stories to support his wife with his usual humor.
The Deadpool actor reposted Blake’s selfie with a link to purchase the drinks.
The 36-year-old shared a cheeky advert for the non-alcoholic cocktails: “Research shows that product videos increase sales by up to 9.7%. Is it working yet? Light, refreshing. Made for foodies. Looks like it’s working.”
Ryan Reynolds took to his Instagram Stories to support his wife with his usual humor.
He reposted his selfie and wrote: “40% off. The drinks… not my wife.”
Ryan wrote “40% off,” with a small disclaimer in fine print clarifying the sale in the lower right corner: “The drinks…not my wife.”
Blake also took to her Instagram Stories to share a selfie with the cherry lemonade mocktail cans alongside an image of the art for Deadpool and Wolverine, her husband’s most recent film.
“Nowadays, my camera has a very wide color palette,” said the Age of Adaline star. “You like what you like.”
The couple, who share daughters James, Inez, Betty and a fourth son, have continued to support and cherish each other since they first tied the knot in 2012.
And these days, along with her Betty Buzz line, Blake is on a press tour ahead of the release of her latest film, an adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel, It Ends with Us.
“If audiences had half as much fun as we do, we’d put theme parks out of business. In 20 years of doing this, I don’t think I’ve ever experienced anything like wowing 2,500 fans with a trailer for the movie @itendswithus,” she gushed on Instagram.
Along with her Betty Buzz line, the actress is on a press tour ahead of the release of her latest film, an adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel, It Ends with Us.
“If audiences had half as much fun as we do, we’d put theme parks out of business. In 20 years of doing this, I don’t think I’ve ever experienced anything like wowing 2,500 fans with a trailer for the movie @itendswithus,” she gushed on Instagram.
In June, the Gossip Girl alum reflected on her involvement in the film: “Some people will always like a book more than a movie and some people will always like a movie more than the book, but I think we just did the best we could to honor the book and honor the fans and, I think, really make something that works even on its own.”
‘To everyone who showed up in their floral jeans alongside us, including @brandonskleanr (jeans handmade by me and @isabela.ferrer). @colleenhoover is a MOTHER in every sense, bringing it all out for everyone at @book.bonanza.’
Blake added: ‘I loved eating delicious food with @alexsaks and company. Drinking alarming amounts of coffee. Taking along the sexiest companion, my mother-in-law @tamtam1944. The best bit though was when I got to style sweet @isabela.ferrer in my outfit because she came straight from her job at a restaurant in Brooklyn to this mess because @colleenhoover and I begged her to get on a plane.
“The best weekend, and this is just the beginning…”, he concluded.
In June, the A Simple Favor actress reflected on starring in the film.
“Some people will always like a book more than a movie and some people will like a movie more than the book,” he said. Entertainment Tonight“But I think we just did the best we could to honor the book and honor the fans, and I think we really made something that works even on its own.”
“If you don’t know the book, the movie works. I don’t think there’s any way that if you read the book and watch the movie you won’t be moved by it. We really worked hard on that,” she continued. “I also think that if you watch the movie and then read the book, you won’t be like, ‘Wait, this isn’t like (the other thing).’ You can do either. I think they’re both really beautiful.”
And Colleen agreed with her female lead’s sentiments, telling the outlet, “Readers tend to always want to read the book first. I completely understand that, but I feel like this adaptation has stayed so faithful to the book that it’s really one thing or the other, whichever you prefer. I think you’ll be happy if you watch the movie and then dive into the book or vice versa.”
The novel is based on the relationship between Colleen’s parents and follows Lily Bloom (Blake) as she navigates a volatile relationship with Ryle Kincaid (Justin) amid the rekindling of her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar).
“I’m so proud to be here and share it with Colleen and the fans,” the Shallows star said. “It’s really special. It was such an honour to play Lily and I’m so proud.”
The novel is based on the relationship between Colleen’s parents and follows Lily Bloom (Blake) as she navigates a volatile relationship with Ryle Kincaid (Justin) amid the rekindling of her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar).
“This is the book that means the most to me,” the author shared. “I’ve tried to get other books adapted and it hasn’t worked out. I’ve been praying for this to happen for four or five years, so it means a lot to me. This book is the one that’s personal to me, so being able to see it on screen (is meaningful). I first watched it with my mom, who inspired the story, so words can’t express how incredible this whole experience is.”
Blake commented on This Ends with Us: “This story resonated with so many people, so there’s a lot of responsibility that comes with it.”
“You want to honor this book and this character that people love so much, but you also want to give her a life and a humanity that is true to who you are,” she said. “There are a lot of different things you want to accomplish in this story.”
Meanwhile, this film is something Blake is “very proud of.”
“I’m so proud to be here and share it with Colleen and the fans,” the Shallows actress added. “It’s really special. It was such an honour to play Lily and I’m so proud.”
