Blake Lively's '2023 highlights' feature pumping breast milk at Disneyland Paris

01 January 2024 , 04:20

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Blake Lively shared her favourite moments of 2023 (Image: Corbis via Getty Images)

Like others celebrating the end of 2023, Blake Lively shared her favourite memories of the past year.

The Gossip Girl actress posted on her Instagram page a carousel of photos of her and some family members at Disneyland in Paris. She captioned the post: "2023 Highlights: pumping [breast milk] at @disneylandparis," with an emoji of a milk glass.

Blake gives a cheeky smile to the camera in the first photo as she takes a selfie in front of the park's castle. She wore brown-rimmed sunglasses along with a blue baseball hat and a black Mickey ears headband over the hat.

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The breast pump could be seen in her pics (Blake Lively/Instagram)

Blake shared the photos on Instagram (Blake Lively/Instagram)

The look was paired with a yellow shirt and pink lipstick. The next photos showed the mum of four posing with the rats Emile and Remy from the Disney flick Ratatouille with her hands outstretched to someone out of view of the camera.

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In the photo with the characters, a portable breast pump could be seen on her hip. Blake is mum to daughters James, nine, Inez, seven, and Betty, four.

The 36-year-old also welcomed a baby with her husband Ryan Reynolds in February. They haven't revealed the sex or the name of their fourth child.

Another photo was a selfie of Blake and her half-sister Robyn Lively and another was with her mother-in-law Tammy Stewart Reynolds. Both selfies were taken in front of the castle.

Blake shares four kids with her husband Ryan Reynolds (Getty Images)

Blake also included a slightly blurry photo taken of her on the boat ride of the iconic It's A Small World. While some fans loved the photos, others praised the actress for bringing awareness and destigmatizing pumping breast milk.

“I’m hoping that by the time my daughters become moms they’ll live in a society where moms feel comfortable and empowered to take care of their babies wherever they are," one fan wrote in the comments, "The more people see women breastfeeding in public, the more normal it becomes, so thank you for being a part of that."

Another added their own Disney experience: "If you haven’t pumped while waiting in line at Disneyland what are you even doing?! Mine was an hour wait at Indiana Jones. Pumped 11oz."

Tatiana Krisztina