During a sit down with 'Today Show' to promote '6 Underground', the 'Deadpool' star reignites their faux feud by declaring that the 'X-Men' actor is 'a fraud.'
- December 12, 2019
AceShowbiz - Ryan Reynolds is playfully trolling Hugh Jackman again, calling the "X-Men" star an "evil person" who has "duped" the public with his charm.
The "Deadpool" actor couldn't help but spread a few rumours about the 51-year-old during a visit to Jackman's native Australia, jokingly calling his pal a "fraud."
"He's just an evil person," Reynolds said during a sit down with "Today Show" Australia. "I mean, you guys have all been duped. You think he's this benevolent ambassador to your country. People don't realise he's from Winnipeg, Canada."
Reynolds, who is Canadian, added, "Truth hurts sometimes, it makes your eyes water. Hugh Jackman's a fraud!"
On Tuesday, December 10, at the premiere for his new film "6 Underground", the 43-year-old reacted to Jackman putting his own face on a poster for Reynolds' new film "Free Guy".
"He's gotta get some hits," Ryan told Entertainment Tonight after posting an image of himself photoshopping his image into Jackman's "The Greatest Showman" poster. "He dishes it out alright, but sometimes you gotta force feed him back."
The stars are renowned for joking with one another online, after Ryan declared "war" on the "Logan" actor when he wouldn't agree to reprise his role as Wolverine for a future "Deadpool" movie.
"I'm gonna have to step up my game... I'm gonna just post his cell phone number online!" Ryan joked in an interview with "Good Morning America" last year.
