Blake Lively wants to "get started" on having children with Ryan Reynolds.
The 26-year-old actress, who married the 37-year-old actor in a secret ceremony in September 2012, says her former 'Green Lantern' co-star is her "best, best friend" and admits they want a "litter of kids."
The former 'Gossip Girl' star, who previously claimed she wanted 30 babies with the heartthrob, told Marie Claire's website: "I gotta get started. If I could spit out a litter of kids, I would."
Blake loves children and has a strong bond with her nieces and nephews.
She said: "My mom and my dad, my sisters, my brothers, my family is a huge source of inspiration to me, and not just my siblings and my parents, but I look to the children in my family, the purity with which they look at the world, the excitement that they have."
The blonde beauty and her Canadian husband, who was previously married to Scarlett Johansson, never spend more than a week apart.
She said: "We've never gone a week without seeing each other."
She added: "There's no major decision that I make without him. The best part is when we turn off our phones and just talk and hang out. He's my best, best friend. What do you do with your best friend? You do nothing."

Russell Brand says Robin Williams' death is a tragic reminder "that suicide isn't exclusively a young man's game."
The British actor and comic - who sought treatment for heroin and sex addiction in the past - thinks the 63-year-old 'Good Will Hunting' star, who hanged himself after trying to slash his left wrist yesterday (11.08.14), was "fizzing with divine madness," but was a "fragile" and "delicate" genius.
Paying tribute to the late star, whom he met once, in a column for the UK's The Guardian newspaper, Russell wrote: "When someone gets to 63 I imagined, hoped, I suppose, that maturity would grant an immunity to adolescent notions of suicide but today I read that suicide isn't exclusively a young man's game. Robin Williams at 63 still hadn't come to terms with being Robin Williams."
Russell believes that the tragedy suggests the late star was "obviously dealt with a pain that was impossible to render."
He wrote: "I feel bad now that I was unduly and unbefittingly snooty about that handful of his films that were adjudged unsophisticated and sentimental. He obviously dealt with a pain that was impossible to render and ultimately insurmountable, the sentimentality perhaps an accompaniment to his childlike brilliance."
He added: "We sort of accept that the price for that free-flowing, fast-paced, inexplicable comic genius is a counterweight of solitary misery. That there is an invisible inner economy that demands a high price for breathtaking talent. For me genius is defined by that irrationality; how can he talk like that? Play like that? Kick a ball like that? A talent that was not sculpted and schooled, educated and polished but bursts through the portal, raw and vulgar. Always mischievous, always on the brink of going wrong, dangerous and fun, like drugs."
Russell plans to remember Robin by watching some of his old movies and being nicer to people.
He revealed: "What I might do is watch 'Mrs Doubtfire.' Or 'Dead Poets Society' or 'Good Will Hunting' and I might be nice to people, mindful today how fragile we all are, how delicate we are, even when fizzing with divine madness that seems like it will never expire."

Zosia Mamet has "struggled with an eating disorder" since she was a child.
The 'Girls' actress - who plays Shoshanna Shapiro on the HBO series - says she was "waiting to die" before her father, award-winning playwright and director David Mamet, encouraged her to seek treatment at the age of 17.
The 26-year-old star wrote in her column for Glamour magazine: "I've struggled with an eating disorder since I was a child. This struggle has been mostly a private one, a war nobody knew was raging inside me. I tried to fight it alone for a long time. And I nearly died."
The brunette beauty, who started acting at the age of six, is still on the road to recovery.
She said: "Here's how I think of my eating disorder: I'm an addict in recovery. I was told I was fat for the first time when I was eight. I'm not fat; I've never been fat. But ever since then, there has been a monster in my brain that tells me I am -- that convinces me my clothes don't fit or that I've eaten too much.
"At times it has forced me to starve myself, to run extra miles, to abuse my body."
She added: "My dad eventually got me into treatment. He came home one night from a party, took me by the shoulders, and said, 'You're not allowed to die.' It was the first time I realised this wasn't all about me. I didn't care if I died, but my family did. That's the thing about these kinds of disorders: They're consuming; they make you egocentric; they're all you can see.
"During treatment I discovered that my disorder has never really been about weight or food -- that's just the way the monster manifests itself. Really these diseases are about control: control of your life and of your body."

Jessica Simpson threw Ashlee Simpson a "bohemian pool party" ahead of her upcoming wedding.
The 34-year-old star, who recently married former NFL player Eric Johnson, invited about 20 guests, including her mother, Tina Simpson, to the bridal shower at her Los Angeles mansion over the weekend to help her younger sister celebrate her impending nuptials to Evan Ross.
An insider told PEOPLE.com: "Someone was on hand to help all the guests make flower wreaths.The bridesmaids picked a throwback photo to decorate the cake."
Jessica also shared a picture of the "throwback photo" on Instagram with the caption: "all the beauties celebrating Ashlee!!! I love you Ash (sic)"
Ashlee and Evan, who got engaged in March, are reportedly preparing to tie the knot at his mother Diana Ross' mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut on August 30.
'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay' actor, 25, previously admitted The Supremes singer was taking a very hands-on role in planning his wedding.
He said: "[My mother is] involved in every part of our wedding [and] engagement party."
Evan also revealed he was so desperate to be married to Ashlee, 29, - who has a five-year-old son, Bronx, with ex-husband Pete Wentz - that they initially considered eloping.
He said: "Honestly, we could go and get married right now, wherever. We just want to be married. We're in love."

Kim Kardashian doesn't think her daughter will follow in her and Kanye West's footsteps.
The 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star admits North, 13 months, "does not wanna perform" in public, even though she "definitely isn't shy."
The 33-year-old beauty told the TODAY Show: "If you ask her to do anything on command--like clap [or] walk, she shuts down. But, she's really sweet--she's a mama's girl. [That's] the phase she's going through now."
North is very "like her dad," according to Kim, who also opened up about her and Kanye's relationship since their romantic wedding in Florence, Italy in May.
While married life "does feel different," she said she saw "more of a change in him" when North was born in June 2013, as it made him "soften up."
She added: "Since he's become a dad, everything is, just, 'if this doesn't make sense for our family, I'm not even gonna waste my time doing it.' "
The reality TV star and the rapper hope to have at least one more child.
She said: "[We] would love two more, but we'll see!
"Of course,i would love to have another child. I'm gonna have one more and see what it's like."

Robin Williams had chemical substances in his system before he committed suicide.
The 63-year-old star hanged himself with a belt at his home in Tiburon, California yesterday (11.08.14) and also had "acute, superficial cuts" located "on the inside of his left wrist" from a pocket knife, according to the Marin County Sherif's Department.
During a press conference today (12.08.14), Lt. Keith Boyd confirmed the Oscar winner died from asphyxia due to hanging and chemical substances were found in his system during an autopsy after his body was discovered by his personal assistant.
Toxicology results will not be made available for approximately two-six weeks so further tests can be carried out.
Boyd said: "His body was in a position that looks like he's sitting in a chair, slightly off the ground, suspended between the belt that was wedged between the door and the door frame."
He added: "We want to be thorough. We want to be sure that we cover all of our bases...to make sure we're not forgetting anything else that we're not being presumptive and overlooking [pertinent details]."
Police are continuing to investigate 'The Birdcage' star's death, and no time of death has been specified, but they confirmed his wife, Susan Schneider, was the last person to see him alive.
Robin reportedly sought treatment in rehab last month and his spokesperson confirmed yesterday that he had been battling "severe depression" recently.

Kelly Brook says her boobs get bigger when people play with them.
The busy beauty has responded to rumours she could be pregnant by insisting she isn't expecting a child with her fiancé David McIntosh and suggested that the speculation may have been caused because her ample assets have grown.
She said: "Do I look pregnant? Maybe my boobs have got bigger. The more they're played with, the bigger they get."
The 34-year-old stunner has been working out more recently but admits the main reason she goes to the gym is so she can watch her fiancé work out.
She explained: "I've been going to the gym an awful lot. I'm basically going there to watch David work out. But I've also been lifting some heavy weights with him.
"My body doesn't respond in the same way as it does for him."
Kelly - who was described as a "heffer" by Katie Price last year - has come under fire from Twitter trolls who claimed she looked "fat" in recent bikini pictures, but the brunette beauty insists she isn't paying any attention to the criticism because she is the "happiest I've ever felt".
She added to heat magazine: "I just feel like a big, strong woman at the moment - I don't feel as dainty as I used to feel. I like it, actually, but I'd like to be a bit leaner.
"People are saying I'm big and I'm fat - I don't really care, because inside I'm the happiest I've ever felt."

Conan O'Brien broke the news of Robin Williams' death halfway through his talk show on Monday (11.08.14).
The 'Conan O'Brien Show' host was told the sad news that the 'Mrs. Doubtfire' actor - who was found dead aged 63 in an apparent suicide yesterday - had passed away while filming his Monday night show and after coming back from a commercial break he delivered the shocking news to his studio audience.
A clearly emotional Conan looked into the camera and said: "This is unusual and upsetting but we got some news during the show that Robin Williams has passed away. We tape these shows a few hours early and by the time you see this now on TV I'm sure that you'll know.
"I'm sorry to anyone in our audience that I'm breaking this news. This is absolutely shocking and horrifying and so upsetting on every level."
Later on in the show, one of Conan's guests, 'The Lego Movie' star Will Arnett, paid tribute to the Hollywood legend, who he starred alongside in 2006 comedy film 'RV'.
He said: "As funny as he was, he's truly one of the all time greats, he was even better as a person, he was just fantastic. He was one of the loveliest and sweetest and kindest guys I've ever worked with."
Several stars have also paid tribute to the actor - who leaves behind wife Susan Schneider and three kids, 31-year-old Zachary, 25-year-old Zelda and 22-year-old Cody - including Hugh Jackman, who described him as a "genius".
He tweeted: "Robin Williams ... true gentleman... acting great... comedic legend... genius. (sic)"
What's more, several fans have also paid tribute to the late actor at the iconic bench used in 1997 drama movie 'Good Will Hunting', one of his biggest films, at Boston Public Gardens in Boston.
Some have left flowers at the scene, while others have scrawled some of his famous quotes from his various movie roles on the nearby pavement.

Robin Williams hanged himself.
According to TMZ, sources familiar with the situation have told the website that the 'Mrs. Doubtfire' actor - who was found dead yesterday (11.08.14) aged 63 - took his own life by hanging himself inside the main part of his house in Tiburon, California.
Insiders also believe the Hollywood legend - who was in rehab last month - did not leave a suicide note.
Following news of Robin's death, his publicist released a statement, saying: "Robin Williams passed away this morning. He has been battling severe depression of late. This is a tragic and sudden loss.
"The family respectfully asks for their privacy as they grieve during this very difficult time."
Robin leaves behind his children Zak, 31, Zelda, 25, and Cody, 23, as well as his wife of three years Susan Schneider, who has been left "utterly heartbroken" by her husband's death.
She told the New York Times newspaper: "This morning, I lost my husband and my best friend, while the world lost one if its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings. I am utterly heartbroken.
"On behalf of Robin's family, we are asking for privacy during our time of profound grief. As he is remembered, it is our hope that the focus will not be on Robin's death but on the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions."
Robin's daughter Zelda has also posted a touching tribute to her father on Instagram.
She posted a quote from 'The Little Prince' writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, which read: "You - you alone have the stars as no one else has them ... In one of the stars I shall be living. In one of them I shall be laughing. And so it will be as if all the stars are laughing, when you look at the sky at night. You - only you - will have stars that can laugh."
She added underneath the quotation: "I love you. I miss you. I'll try to keep looking up."
Law enforcement officials are expected to hold a news conference later today (12.08.14).

Taylor Swift and Lorde took part in a joint cookery lesson yesterday (11.08.14).
The 'I Knew You Were Trouble' hitmaker and her 17-year-old BFF both took to their Instagram accounts to reveal they spent the day cooking up a storm in Rhode Island.
In a message attached to a picture of the pair concentrating on their creations, Taylor wrote: "Thank you to Chef Jeanie at Ella's Fine Food and Drink for giving us the best and only cooking lesson (sic)"
Lorde also posted a picture of the pair preparing what looked like tacos and she praised Taylor's superb cooking ability.
She captioned the image: "took a wonderful cooking class in rhode island alongside the already-super-good-cook, ms.@taylorswift (sic)"
The pair often post pictures of each other on their social networking sites and the 'Royals' hitmaker recently praised her 24-year-old pal for being an "incredible role model".
She explained: "I think there are artists who are really incredible role models and that's something I admire. I feel like Taylor is a really good role model and I think that the girls who listen to her music are so devoted to her, and I think what she's saying is pretty cool. It's empowering.
"If we have the same work problems, we know each other's lives better. It's always good befriending people who do a similar thing."

The Foo Fighters have revealed the name for their upcoming album.
The eight track LP - which will be released in November - is to be named 'Sonic Highways'.
In a statement, rontman Dave Grohl said: "This album is instantly recognisable as a Foo Fighters record, but there's something deeper and more musical to it.
"I think that these cities and these people influenced us to stretch out and explore new territory, without losing our 'sound'."
Fans of the rock band were expecting an announcement after an eight-second video of a man growling, "All rise", was posted online last week.
The 44-minute album, which the group has produced alongside Butch Vig, will also be available as a vinyl edition with nine covers, one for each of the American cities the band recorded the new album in.
The original plan was for the band to record the album in different international cities but that was scrapped due to "financial impossibilities".
Despite the setback, Grohl said the album had turned out how he wanted.
He explained: "We're an American band. We wouldn't be the band we are if it wasn't for the cities here and their music."

The full track list for 'Sonic Highways' is as follows:
1. 'Something From Nothing'
2. 'The Feast and the Famine'
3. 'Congregation'
4. 'What Did I Do?/God as My Witness'
5. 'Outside'
6. 'In the Clear'
7. 'Subterranean'
8. 'I Am a River'

Kelly Rowland has unveiled her fan lyric video for 'The Game'.
The 33-year-old singer asked fans from across the world to submit videos and photographs of them dancing and singing along to the track, with the best being selected to appear in the promo.
Submissions came from cities across the world including London, Sao Paulo and New York and Kelly was blown away from her fans' response and the finished video.
She said: "The passion and talent shown by my fans blew me away. They truly bring to life the energy of the song.
"I was immediately attracted to and identified with 'The Game' and its theme of overcoming challenges and finding your voice, so it was awesome to see my fans just as motivated by it."
Kelly revealed the completed video on her personal Twitter account.
Alongside a link to the video, she tweeted: "It's here - the official fan lyric video for #TheGame. A huge thanks for your awesome entries! -xo #KellyFanVideo [sic]".
The video for Kelly's track 'The Game' can be seen on YouTube.