Ryan Reynolds got his week off to a stylish start with a solo walk around the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City.
The 48-year-old actor – who was spotted in the city with his Deadpool 3 director Shawn Levy last week – stepped out on Monday afternoon.
The actor has been keeping busy not only with his movie roles, but with owning several businesses including the Wrexham AFC football team, and appearing on the FX reality series Welcome to Wrexham about his journey as an owner.
Reynolds stepped out with a white t-shirt under a grey fluffy sweater with a navy blue Wrexham AFC basball cap on his head.
He also had on black sunglasses and white earbuds for the stroll, while tucking his hands into the pockets of his blue pants.
Stylish Ryan: Ryan Reynolds got his week off to a stylish start with a solo walk around the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City
Ryan’s look: Reynolds stepped out with a white t-shirt under a grey fluffy sweater with a navy blue Wrexham AFC basball cap on his head
The actor completed his look with a pair of butterscotch colored Converse All-Star sneakers for the outing.
Reynolds celebrated his 47th birthday a few weeks earlier, though last week he semed to have gotten one of his presen/ts delivered: a new custom motorcycle.
The 47-year-old actor shared a post from Roughchild Motorcycles, a Los Angeles-based custom bike builder, on his Instagram story Thursday.
The post showed Reynolds posting with Roughchild Motorcycles founder Robert J. Sabel and his new ‘Bobber’ motorcycle.
‘Here’s Ryan and his new Bobber. Finished in NATO Green with a dusty pink pinstripe’ the post caption read.
The post also featured a close-up shot of Reynolds and Sabel, a shot of the bike itself and a 360-degree video.
The Deadpool star took to Instagram in September to praise a bespoke Vector motorcycle by a small British company called Arc.
The actor said the custom bike was the, ‘coolest bike’ he’d ever ridden, adding he, ‘never stopped giggling the whole ride.’
Reynolds will return as the Merc With the Mouth in Deadpool 3, which had been set for release next May, but director Shawn Levy recently hinted he wasn’t sure that would still be feasible due to the SAG-AFTRA strike.
‘I wish I knew. I don’t even know if we officially have [a release date]. I know we were gonna be May 3,’ Levy said.
‘Certainly, the actors’ strike and the long pause in production have put that release date in true risk,’ Levy added.
‘We’ve shot half the movie. I’ve edited half the movie. We’re dying to get back to work and get this movie out next year,’ Levy said.