The joke emerged during a Q&A segment featuring former Saturday Night Live stars Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, where the celebrity audience posed questions. When it was Reynolds’ turn, Poehler and Fey initiated the conversation by asking how he was doing.

“Great… Why, what have you heard?” Reynolds responded nervously while glancing around. Lively, seated beside him, appeared visibly surprised by the subtle reference, prompting cameras to shift to Poehler and Fey, who reassured everyone they hadn’t heard anything.

Reynolds redirected the discussion, inquiring whether the material used for the coneheads in the classic SNL sketch was edible.

The Deadpool actor shifted the conversation to a classic SNL sketch, deflecting attention from the feud.

The moment marks the first public acknowledgment from both Reynolds and Lively regarding the legal disputes, which have been ongoing since the holidays.

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Lively has accused Baldoni and others of a smear campaign against her while Baldoni claims that Lively conspired with the New York Times to damage his reputation following disagreements over a film’s final cut. The case is set to be heard in court next year.