Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are reportedly considering spending time outside the United States following ongoing media scrutiny and legal developments linked to Lively’s court dispute with It Ends With Us director Justin Baldoni, which has now reached a settlement.

Unnamed sources, according to a RadarOnline, claimed the couple has been discussing a temporary or partial relocation after what they described as sustained public attention surrounding the case and its aftermath, alongside broader reputational speculation reported in US media.

An insider was quoted as saying, “Blake and Ryan are desperate for a fresh start away from all the stress and misery that’s totally taken over their lives.”

The source added, “Even if they wind up doing it for a temporary period, they want to get away and clear their heads.”

The report suggested the couple already owns property in Europe, which could make a split-base lifestyle feasible, allowing them to spend time abroad while maintaining commitments in the United States.

“They will almost certainly keep a base in the States, but at this point, it makes sense for them to relocate for a while, get away from all the sniping and work to rebuild their reputations,” another source said.

Earlier reporting indicated that any relocation plans are being weighed against family considerations, particularly schooling and stability for their four children: James, Inez, Betty and Olin.

Sources suggested that while a full move may be complicated, dividing time between countries remains a possibility.