Who Is Justin Baldoni, AKA Ryle from 'It Ends With Us'? Here's What We Know

Justin Baldoni is an actor, producer and director with more than a dozen acting credits to his name. He's best known for playing Rafael Solano on the CW's satirical telenovela, Jane the Virgin, but he has also appeared in The Bold and the Beautiful, Charmed, Everwood, CSI: NY, Happy Endings and Heroes.

In addition, Baldoni produced and directed a few projects, including Clouds, Five Feet Apart, It Ends With Us and his upcoming film, Laughing at My Nightmare. Also, in 2017, the star created a male talk show called Man Enough through his media company, Wayfarer Entertainment.

Based on Colleen Hoover's 2016 novel of the same name, It Ends With Us follows Lily Bloom, a college graduate who moves to Boston and starts a relationship with a neurosurgeon named Ryle. However, chaos ensues when her high school sweetheart, Atlas, comes back into her life.

Baldoni plays Ryle in the film, and he stars alongside Blake Lively as Lily and Brandon Sklenar as Atlas.

The actor is married to Emily Baldoni (previously Emily Fuxler), a Swedish actress who's best known for her leading role in Coherence. After dating for over a year, they tied the knot in Corona, California in July 2013.

Not surprisingly, Emily has appeared in some of her husband's films, like Five Feet Apart and Clouds, but she also boasts an impressive list of acting credits, including Bones, Mad Men, The Mentalist and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

He and his wife share two children: an 8-year-old daughter, Maiya, and a 5-year-old son, Maxwell.

During his interview with The Bump, Baldoni revealed that he has a unique approach to parenting. He said, "Every night we say mantras, like 'I’m brave, I’m strong and powerful.' When it comes to her, I always lead with the more masculine words. 'I’m a leader, I’m resilient.' I want her to have these qualities despite the world telling her she shouldn’t. And for my son, I’m focusing on the qualities the world tells him it’s not okay to have: empathy, compassion, sensitivity. So at night, I start with more feminine words for him. 'I am patient, I’m loving, I’m kind.'”