He also got candid about the media's perception of him and handling criticism while being a leader in the business. Talk eventually turned to Martha Stewart’s public comments, which led to a lot of speculation on social media that Ryan Reynolds’ keen sense of humor may be all for the cameras.

Earlier this year, Martha Stewart said the Deadpool star, who lives next door to her, isn't as funny IRL as he's been onscreen. "You want to know something? He’s not so funny in real life," she said on the game show Rent Free.

While the universe’s unseen majority may be a cosmic pill to swallow, accepting Ryan Reynolds as unfunny is a joke in itself that is taking eons to land. With a Hollywood career built on laugh-out-loud moments,

Ryan further discussed her comments in a recent conversation with the Hollywood Reporter and said he honestly doesn't think Martha meant any harm. "If you can’t take a punch in

Ryan Reynolds knows that Martha Stewart doesn't think he's funny - and he's just fine with that. "If you can't take a punch in this business, you're in trouble," Reynolds, 48, said when The Hollywood Reporter asked if Stewart's criticism hurt his feelings in a feature published on Friday,