Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are embarking on an exciting new venture with their family and it's very different from other A-list families.
As previously reported, the A-list couple are said to have purchased a home near the grounds of the Wrexham soccer club, which Ryan part owns.
But rather than picking up a pad in a bustling city, Blake and Ryan will raise their four children, James, eight, Inez, six, and Betty, three and their new baby, part time in the sleepy Welsh village of Marford.
Fans assume this will be quite the change for the stars, however, their surroundings in the Pound Ridge neighborhood of New York, where they spend most of their time, is geographically similar to Marford.
Not only that, but it's been reported that the homes aren't too dissimilar from one another.
MORE: Blake Lively's new bikini photo raises questions as she shares vacation photos with Ryan Reynolds
MORE: Ryan Reynolds shares exciting update a month on from Blake Lively's baby announcement
According to The Sun, Pound Ridge is known for its gothic architecture, footpaths, and mountain bike trails around a former quarry.
Ryan has spoken about his wholesome family life in the past. "we don't lead a wild and crazy life. "We don't live in L.A., we live on a farm in New York," he said. "I've never been the guy stumbling out of bars at three in the morning, at least that anyone is aware of. It's never been my thing."
Blake and Ryan have a history of keeping their children out of the spotlight and they've not yet revealed the name and gender of their fourth child, who was born in February.
SEE: How Ryan Reynolds was overwhelmed by his daughters' big spotlight moment
MORE: The real reason behind Blake Lively's daughter James' moniker revealed
Ryan loves being a dad and has no problem being outnumbered by the women in his life. "Having a daughter was a dream come true for me," he previously told People. "If I could have nine daughters, I would be thrilled. Really, like I genuinely would be.
"I'm just fine being surrounded by estrogen," he added. "I grew up in a house full of testosterone: I'm the youngest of four boys, and my dad was a cop, and that's intense.
"For whatever reason, I always got along great with girls. I don't have to prepare to be wrapped around my daughter's finger – it has happened.
"I would not be an unhappy man if I had a six-person soccer team of girls," he joked.
Read more HELLO! US stories here
Keep up with the latest celebrity stories Sign up to our HELLO! Mail newsletter and get them delivered straight to your inbox.