Ryan Reynolds Playfully Labels His Home a ‘House of Horror’

A recent clip shared on the Instagram page of the sports documentary series Welcome to Wrexham features the co-owners of the football club in a conversation. When McElhenney attempts to sit on a couch, he finds the handrest loose. Caught off guard, he asks Ryan Reynolds, “Is this the kind of house you…,” believing that the couch was broken.

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The actor, who doesn’t seem surprised by McElhenney’s reaction or the couch, suggests that his wife, Blake Lively, could explain it better than him. “Ask Blake,” he says before adding, “I have no idea.” As Rob McElhenney continues to mend with the couch, trying to figure out what it really was, the actor humorously says, “It’s the house of horrors.”

However, the Wrexham co-owner soon discovered that there was nothing wrong with the couch, but it was actually a multifaceted therapy couch with an adjustable handrest. “That makes a lot of sense,” he said amusingly upon learning what the couch really was.

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Welcome to Wrexham is a sports documentary series focusing on Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s Football Club. The docuseries has earned critical acclaim along with five Primetime Emmy Awards. After two successful seasons, it has been renewed for a third season, which is expected to premiere in 2024 on FX.

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The docuseries Welcome to Wrexham won five awards at the 75th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards. Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, who also serve as executive producers on the show, took to Instagram to deliver a predictable acceptance speech.

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Reynolds, appearing in his Deadpool avatar, was seen with an Emmy Award ahead of the ceremony. The actor revealed the story behind the advanced acceptance speech through an Instagram story he shared after the 2024 Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

“In order to accept the Emmy for Welcome To Wrexham, I needed to borrow someone else’s,” he mentioned in the story, as per People. The actor further revealed that he then decided to ask his Deadpool 3 co-star Hugh Jackman for the favor, who “wasn’t sure if he had an Emmy.” Welcome to Wrexham was nominated under six categories and won five of them.

Welcome to Wrexham is available to stream on Hulu.