'My biggest pinch-me moment': Bridget Forehan couldn't believe her eyes when she saw Blake Lively's name pop up on her phone
When she saw the notification pop up on her phone, Aussie baker Bridget Forehan couldn't believe her eyes.
"OMG, my biggest pinch me moment! I still can't believe it happened," she tells 9honey Kitchen of the time actress Blake Lively interacted with her content.
It first happened a little more than two years ago.
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Bridget Forehan couldn't believe her eyes when Blake Lively's name popped up on her phone. DAZE Photography
Forehan, who goes by the handle @asprinkleontop on social media, created a five-tier masterpiece to celebrate the release of Taylor Swift's song I Bet You Think About Me.
Being a huge Swiftie herself, it was a no brainer for Forehan; of course she wanted to make something to honour the queen.
But she never expected Swift's bestie – and director of the song's music video – to see her post.
Not only did Lively like the Reel, she also commented a slew of emojis praising the extravagant cake.
Then, when Lively was cast as the lead in the film adaption of Colleen Hoover's novel It Ends With Us, Forehan instantly knew what she wanted to do.
"Honestly, I created those cookies because I enjoyed the book and I'm a fan of Blake's," she explains.
"I could picture how the cookies would turn out instantly."
Forehan posted a Reel to Instagram showing off the intricate cookies she'd designed in honour of the movie, and this time Lively liked, commented, "INSANTY", and even re-shared the post.
"I was so glad I did it, as now I have this amazing moment of Blake commenting and re-sharing it on her stories," Forehan says.
"She didn't message me after she reposted it, but Blake, if you ever need cookies, hit me up," she laughs.
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Lively reshared a reel showcasing Forehan's gorgeous It Ends With Us themed cookies. TikTok: A Sprinkle On Top
And while Forehan hasn't had any other celebrities re-share her work, there have been a few she's spotted lurking on her page.
"A few [celebrities] have liked my reels or posts," she says.
"I still to this day, wonder how my work has come up on their feed for them to see and like."
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