BLAKE LIVELY left football fans in stitches after telling a fan’s girlfriend to dump him at Wrexham over the weekend.
But now, the partner herself has replied to the Hollywood A-lister.
Following Wrexham’s 3-0 win over York City on Saturday, fan Sam Neale, 21, joined supporters clamouring for a photo with Lively – who is wife of the club’s owner Ryan Reynolds.
After switching his camera to video mode, Sam ambitiously asked the American actor for a message to his girlfriend, 19-year-old Stephanie Cleaver.
Hilariously, Lively simply replied: “Hi Stephanie. You should leave him.”
Sam quickly took to Twitter to reveal he and his girlfriend were still together, tweeting: “Stephs cried happiness and she’s absolutely over the moon.. Luckily she hasn’t broke up with me!
thanks again
@blakelively @stephaniexcxc.”
And now, Stephanie has broken her silence with a response.
Stephanie told the Mail: “I just love Blake Lively… I was so jealous Sam had gone to the match without me because I was working and I was just crying when I got the video.
“I love her. She is my favourite person in the world.”
Meanwhile, Sam went into detail about his encounter with the Hollywood star.
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He added: “I wasn’t sure when I’d get another chance to speak to Blake again, so I sprinted to the other end of the stadium where Blake was meeting fans.
“I was on the other end of the stand and as soon as I saw her coming down I thought, ‘I’m at least going to try and get a video’.
“There were hundreds there waiting.. eventually I was near enough to get a chance to speak to her. And when she said it, I couldn’t believe it… I thought it was hilarious.
“Blake was so lovely… afterwards she was signing stuff and she looked at me and said ‘I was joking.’ So that was nice.”
Deadpool star Reynolds bought the Welsh club with Rob McElhenney in November 2020.
The pair have been frequent visitors to the club since the takeover, including appearances this weekend as they cheered on Wrexham’s women’s team.
The clash on Sunday against Connah’s Quay Nomads saw a new record set for a women’s domestic fixture in Wales, with 9,511 fans.
Non-League day on Saturday saw a crowd of 10,161 attend the men’s 3-0 win over York as they chase automatic promotion to the football league.
