Blake Lively shares rare details about kids’ personalities — including how son Olin is ‘different’ from his sisters

Blake Lively did fans a simple favor Thursday night, divulging rare details about her children.

The actress bonded with Seth Meyers over raising boys in a new interview, calling the experience a “crazy” one.

“My little boy is so romantic,” the “Gossip Girl” alum explained to “Late Night With Seth Meyers” viewers of 2-year-old Olin. “When I walk in, he goes, ‘Mama, my love!'”

Lively, 37, called the toddler a “dream” — but acknowledged that her house is “chaos at all times” with him and daughters James, 10, Inez, 8, and Betty, 5.

“It’s different,” she added of having a son. “He just, like, announces that I’m the love of his life at all times, which is just the best feeling in the world.

“I get dressed every day like I’m a girl in middle school,” the “Another Simple Favor” star continued. “Like, ‘Oh, my gosh … I hope he, like, says something.'”

She confirmed that her daughters, however, “criticize [her] outfits,” calling one of her girls a “blend” of her birthday twins Napoleon Bonaparte and Jennifer Lawrence.

“She’s the funniest person in the world, but she will definitely rule the world with authoritarian leadership,” Lively quipped, seemingly referencing Betty.

The Blake Brown haircare creator, who shares her children with husband Ryan Reynolds, gushed about her family while addressing her headline-making legal battle with “It Ends With Us” co-star Justin Baldoni.

“It’s no surprise, I have had a pretty intense year,” she told viewers. “They’re just my lifeline. No matter what day I am having.”

Lively explained that she has “to be Disneyland for them,” which has been “the best” during her recent “lowest lows.”

The Betty Buzz creator, notably, sued Baldoni, 41, in December 2024 for alleged sexual harassment, retaliation, breach of contract, infliction of emotional distress, invasion of privacy and lost wages.

She has since been countersued by the actor.

“I see so many women around afraid to speak, especially now, afraid to share their experience. Fear is by design, it’s what keeps us silent,” she noted.

Lively emphasized how “fortunate” she is to “have the opportunity to speak.”

Baldoni, who denied Lively’s allegations against him, has yet to comment on her talk show appearance.