Once again, the marriage has shown the great chemistry that exists between them. 💘
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds met in 2010 while filming a movie, although their love story would not begin until a year later. Despite being together for more than a decade (with three daughters together and a fourth baby on the way), the couple still retains the spark of the first day. Those who make up one of the most iconic couples in Hollywood are always giving us incredible ‘moments’, like the time they recreated their first date on the occasion of their anniversary, although we can’t forget the beautiful speech that the actor gave to his woman or the constant jokes that they dedicate to each other on social networks.
The actress could not miss the opportunity to troll her husband once again. This weekend, Ryan attended to a football game of the team of which he is co-owner, Wrexham AFC, who played Sheffield United in Wales. Reynolds was on an emotional rollercoaster throughout the game, judging by the images that surfaced on social media. All of this was especially funny to Lively, who shared one of these snapshots with a fun message. “Purchased espn+ today. Just watching my husband experience crippling anxiety on air is so worth it,” she wrote.
Whether through photos or comments, the couple is constantly teasing each other on social media, letting their followers know about the chemistry and good vibes they have. Do you remember that occasion when Ryan congratulated his wife’s birthday with a photo that only showed half of Blake’s body? Or that time she joked about cheating on him? Knowing them, surely in a very short time they will dedicate themselves to some fun publication again.
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