These two ads were promoted to me on reddit the other day (linking screen shots rather than the actual ads obviously). I clicked out of interest, knowing they were ads, but was surprised to see that the faux "story" about Blake and Ryan's alleged imminent divorce appeared - at least on their face - to pretty effectively emulate the look of the CBC and the Globe and Mail, two very well-regarded Canadian news sources.  Even the reporter names are the actual names of real journalists from those publications.    

  
The story itself (which appeared to be obvious, long-winded AI slop) is obviously false and appears to be a common clickbait go-to (seriously, this is not the first time this rumour has been dangled).  This rumour in particular seems to crop up every time a story circulates in the news that appears to be good for Blake and/or Ryan.  This time, I suspect that it was intended to counter all the news organizations that were (belatedly carrying) the news that Wayfarer's case had been dismissed. 

It seems clear that **someone** continues to be willing to spend money on a coordinated disinformation campaign to: (1) cause damage to public perception of Blake Lively/Ryan Reynolds; (2) control/media and online narrative related to Blake and Ryan; and (3) engage in deliberate SEO manipulation to control or pollute search results for Lively and Reynolds.  

Literal fake "news" articles about Blake and Ryan's divorce are currently being promoted on Reddit. It appears the disinformation campaign remains ongoing.