Entertainment Movies 'Proud Is a Pitiful Word to Describe How I Felt': Blake Lively Shares Sweet Tribute to Ryan Reynolds Ryan Reynolds was honored with his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday — and wife Blake Lively couldn't be prouder By Dave Quinn Dave Quinn Instagram Twitter Dave Quinn is an Editor for PEOPLE, working across a number of verticals including the Entertainment, Lifestyle and News teams. People Editorial Guidelines Updated on December 2, 2020 03:37 AM Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Ryan Reynolds was honored with his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday — and wife Blake Lively couldn’t be prouder. The 29-year-old actress took to Instagram on Thursday to gush about her husband’s big honor — hours after attending the ceremony with Reynolds and their two daughters for the family’s first public appearance. “Proud is a pitiful word to describe how I felt today,” she wrote — captioning a shot that showed her, Reynolds and their 2-year-old daughter James standing on the star. “@vancityreynolds The permanence of your impact is undeniable …Always has been, but now we have a fancy [star] to show for it,” she continued. Reynolds, 40, also took to Instagram on Thursday, expressing his gratitude to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and his Deadpool studio 20th Century Fox. “This is one of those ‘pinch me’ moments. But not in the creepy way my Aunt used to do it,” he joked. During the ceremony, Reynolds thanked Lively, calling her “everything to me.” He joked, “You are the best thing, the best thing that has ever happened to me — second only to this star. …You make everything better, absolutely everything in my life better. You’ve made me the father of my dreams when I thought I only had fun uncle potential.” Rob Latour/Rex/Shutterstock Meanwhile, pal Hugh Jackman couldn’t help but tease Reynolds for his big honor. The 48-year-old Wolverine star took some friendly jabs at his former costar on Instagram, giving a mock Walk of Fame-acceptance speech while holding up a Reynolds mask to his face. “You may remember me from such things as PEOPLE magazine’s 2010 Sexiest Man Alive, or the 12th best DC Comics movie Green Lantern,” Jackman said. “Who would have thought just three years after getting a star on Canada’s Walk of Fame, I would be getting a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame?” “How could a guy who failed his high school drama class be this talented?” he continued. “I have no answer for that. But to quote my favorite actor in the world, the great Australian Hugh Jackman — who, by the way, was PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive way before me — Americans are the most generous country on the planet.” Jackman concluded: “So, thank you, America. And feel free to urinate on my section of the sidewalk.”