Will Blake Lively ever stop trolling her husband Ryan Reynolds?
The 32-year-old actress hilariously commented on a photoshopped picture of her husband, created by digital satire artist Ronald McDonkey.
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In the photoshopped photo, a man is reclining on a conveyer belt in a grocery store wearing a tight-fitting T-shirt with the words “FUN” and a star-spangled speedo with the 43-year-old actor’s face superimposed over the man’s head.
“Please stop stealing my personal photos,” Lively jokingly commented on the artist’s Instagram post.
Lively and Reynolds often poke fun at each other on social media. Last month, Reynolds called his wife’s bluff when she shared a photo of him wearing a tiny ponytail which was meant to make him look less attractive.
“I dare you to forget this every time you see him for the rest of eternity,” Lively joking wrote in the post at the time.
Reynolds shared Lively’s photo and joked about how she didn’t seem to have any problems with the new hairdo as he quipped back, “Clearly your birth control doesn’t work so…”
The couple share three daughters – 5-year-old James; 3-year-old Inez; and one 9-month-old baby girl.
Just like many parents right now, Reynolds and Lively are spending plenty of family time together.
“We’re doing a lot of homeschooling,” Reynolds told Stephen Colbert last month via video chat.
In addition to staying at home with Lively and their three daughters, the duo have also been joined by his mother-in-law, whom he called a “lifesaver.”
“It’s been incredible to have her here,” Reynolds added, before joking, “She doesn’t know it but actually, she’s emergency food if this gets real.”
Brittany R
Brittany is a writer who is obsessed with rom-com movies, Gossip Girl, reality television, fashion, and pop-culture. When she isn't reporting on the latest celeb buzz, she is filling up her online shopping cart without checking out.
