After Blake Lively received a $300 million windfall from T-Mobile’s $1.35B  acquisition of Mint Mobile, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively were spotted out together in NYC.

On Wednesday, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively were sighted in New York City amidst the announcement that T-Mobile had paid  $1.35B to acquire Mint Mobile, in which Reynolds has a half investment.

Reynolds, 46, wore a dark green beanie, aegean blue trousers, and an olive green Moncler Grenoble Lagorai high performance down ski jacket.

The man from Vancouver, Canada strolled arm in arm with his spouse on the chilly day in New York City, accessorizing his look with Nike Air Max 1 Travis Scott Cactus Jack Wheat Lemon Drop sneakers.

Wearing black boots with ridged bottoms for the occasion, Lively, 35, stayed toasty in a navy blue double-breasted teddy coat with a black top and matching navy blue slacks.

The stunning Los Angeles native completed the look with dark vintage sunglasses and a black fleece beanie that flowed from her long blonde hair. After over a decade of marriage, the couple has three daughters: Betty, who is three, James, who is eight, and Inez, who is six.

They were out in the midst of the $1.35B cash and stock deal announcement of the company purchаse.

Reynolds owns about 25% of Mint Mobile, according to people close to the negotiations who informed Fortune on Wednesday. This means that Reynolds will receive about $300M  from the transaction.

Through the acquisition of parent company Ka’ena Corp., T-Mobile will have access to wholesaler Plum, ultra mobile, and affordable wireless provider Mint. The brands will function as a distinct business unit and are currently connected to T-Mobile’s network.

Reynolds tweeted, “I never dreamed I’d own a wireless company and I certainly never dreamt I’d sell it to T-Mobile.” “Life is strange, but I’m so grateful and proud of myself.”

The American cellular provider announced on Wednesday that it is purchasing the brands’ digital, service, sales, and marketing businesses.

It intends to build the brands and provide competitive pricing and a larger device assortment to more American consumers looking for low-cost alternatives by leveraging its ties with suppliers and distribution network.

According to T-Mobile US Inc., Mint and Ultra Mobile are an addition to its current prepaid offerings, which include Connect by T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile, and T-Mobile branded prepaid.

T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert stated that the company intends to strengthen Mint’s digital direct-to-consumer business, which is already profitable.

Long-term gains will also result from expanding the use of Mint’s well-known marketing strategy to additional T-Mobile divisions, according to Sievert. “We believe that a more competitive and expansive Mint and Ultra will really benefit customers.”

After the deal is finished, David Glickman and Rizwan Kassim, the founders of Mint, will continue to work at T-Mobile as brand managers. Reynolds, on the other hand, will continue to work on Mint as a creative.

The deal’s final cost will be determined by Ka’ena Corp.’s performance in a few key areas both before and after the close. The goal is for the acquisition to finalize later this year.

After acquiring competitor Sprint in 2020, Bellevue, Washingtоn-based T-Mobile rose to prominence as one of the nation’s major providers of cellular service.