Ryan Reynolds Criticized for Having Daughter Deliver Explicit Line in 'Deadpool & Wolverine'

The actor's decision to involve his 7-year-old daughter in recording a sexually explicit line has drawn widespread criticism and reignited ethical debates about child acting in Hollywood.

Ryan Reynolds revealed in a commentary track that his daughter Inez, then 7 years old, delivered a sexually explicit line in 'Deadpool & Wolverine.'
Director Shawn Levy disclosed that Inez recorded the line between 70 and 500 times, raising concerns about the process and decision-making behind the scene.
Critics argue the line could have been dubbed by an adult, as the character wore a mask, making the decision unnecessary and inappropriate.
Reynolds admitted Inez initially resisted saying the line but agreed after he considered recasting the role, prompting further backlash over parental and professional boundaries.
The controversy coincides with a $400 million defamation lawsuit involving Reynolds and Blake Lively, intensifying public scrutiny of their actions and decisions.