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Ryan Reynolds's Fear Of Time

IANS, 08 Jul, 2015 01:07 PM
    Actor Ryan Reynolds says he is "freaked out" by the passing of time and wants to treasure every second that he spends with his daughter James.
     
    Reynolds, who has a daughter with actress Blake Lively, shared his fear while talking to AOL Build, a live interview series, reports femalefirst.co.uk. 
     
    "You suddenly feel the inexorable amount of time go by. There's nothing that ages you faster than having a kid, and that's not because you wake up in the middle of the night every five seconds...
     
    "It's really because you're looking at this person and time is just flying by, like how is it possible that you're already half a year old?,” Reynolds said. 
     
    The “Green Lantern” actor wants to “make the most of the time” he spends with his daughter.
     
    "And when most people are given at best 90 of these years on this planet, you start to look at it like that, it freaks you out a little bit. You start to make the most of the time you have with this person," the actor said. 
     
    Lively had delivered their child near their house in Bedford, here earlier this year. The couple got married in 2012.

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