Her “Gossip Girl” character may have an unusual, unstable family dynamic at times, but actress Blake Lively is totally and completely in love with her blood relatives, telling Gucci that the most memorable Christmas gift she’s ever received was a video of her nephews and nieces going to school.

Her very private South Carolina nuptials ceremony may have been small, but 25-year-old actress Blake Lively still enjoys big, glamorous things. The Los Angeles native, who wedded fellow “Green Lantern” star Ryan Reynolds earlier this month, flaunted a ring the size of the earth 24 hours after her big day.

When the news broke of Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’s secret marriage, we here at The Jane Dough were all atwitter. It was then that we learned that there is a rift in the editorial department — a vehement pro-Blake faction pitted against a “Ehh, don’t really care for her” faction. In order to repair this rift, we decided to have it out, G-chat debate style

With “Gossip Girl” ending and Serena van der Woodsen becoming more insufferable by the episode, it makes sense that actress Blake Lively decided to get hitched and simultaneously break away from the teen drama world.

You’re in for a lot of gore and decapitation in Oliver Stone’s new action/drama “Savages,” which stars Blake Lively as a whimsical California flower child who is kidnapped by the Mexican drug cartel after her marijuana-dealing boyfriends choose not to work with the merciless drug lords. Though the plot line — which involves Lively’s character dating two guys — has upset some feminists, the actress says the movie is empowering, as its female characters call the shots.

Perpetually smiley, willowy Blake Lively may seem like an easygoing California girl, but she’s not one to take orders from those who may not be as well-versed in an area as she is. The “Savages” actress, who portrays a troubled young woman dating two pot dealers in the upcoming film, orchestrated some “revisions” and “rethinking” of her role to fully understand the part she undertook and better portray a 20-year-old girl.

For us commoners, there’s always “the one that got away.” For celebrities such as “Hunger Games” star Jennifer Lawrence, it’s “the role that got away.”