Ryan Reynolds' Mom Supports Him at Award Ceremony — as Blake Lively Gives Her Playful Mention in Speech

Ryan Reynolds had his best gals by his side Thursday night.

The Spirited actor, 46, had his mom Tammy, wife Blake Lively and their two older daughters James, 8 next month, and Inez, 6, with him in Los Angeles as he accepted the American Cinematheque Award, in a ceremony sponsored by Château Malartic-Lagravière.

In photos captured on the red carpet, the mother-son duo could be seen with their arms around one another, coordinating in black attire — which Tammy elevated with a colorful shawl and long gold statement necklace.

Allison Dinner/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock Ryan Reynolds (R) and mom Tammy

Lively, 35, gave her mother-in-law a shout-out during her speech at the event, in essence thanking her and Reynolds' late father Jim for conceiving her husband "one magical night in 1976."

"I'm looking at you, Tam-Tam. You little hussy," the actress joked.

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Reynolds, who is the youngest of four brothers, has long had a close and playful relationship with his mom.

In honor of Mother's Day this year, the actor and Tammy starred in a hilarious video in which they could be seen crafting a new cocktail, aptly named "Mother's Ruin Punch," for his Aviation Gin brand.

Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan via Getty From left: Blake Lively, Tammy Reynolds and Ryan Reynolds

While Tammy didn't agree with much of her son's mixology choices, she certainly didn't approve of his lemon-juice-to-vermouth ratio. "Is that how you want to do it, sweetheart?" she interrupted Reynolds as he explained the amount of "sweet sweet" vermouth that mixes in the cocktail.

With no hand brush-away or snide comment that time, as opposed to earlier in the video, Reynolds completely ignored his mom's interjection as he smiled wide-eyed at the camera.

"As this chills for an hour, you'll want to spend that time reflecting on everything your mom has done for you over the years," the Deadpool actor said — before losing all composure when Tammy chimed in for one last tweak: "I don't see any coasters."

As for his own children — James, Inez, 3-year-old Betty and one more on the way — Reynolds told PEOPLE at Thursday's ceremony that he won't let them follow in their famous parents' footsteps until they're older.

"Putting a kid in a business like this, it's generally not about the kid," he said. "It's usually about the parents."

"When they're older, they can do whatever the hell they want. I'm excited for that," Reynolds added. "Our job is to foster as much interest in as many different things as possible at this point."