Ryan Reynolds photoshops himself and Travis Kelce on Blake Lively and Taylor Swift's pic. You'll remember this
Actor Ryan Reynolds has to be one of the funniest actors on Instagram, and more often, he does so by making fun (in the healthiest way) of his wife and actress Blake Lively (she gives it back too). In his latest story, he did it again.
What
- In his latest Instagram story, Ryan Reynolds shared a photo where he cropped his and Travis Kelce's picture, which was superimposed on to the pic of his wife Blake Lively, and Taylor Swift.
- The original photo was taken at Beyonce's Renaissance film premiere in the UK.
- In this picture where Lively is seen resting a gloved hand on Swift's thigh, Ryan captioned it, "I feel like I should remember this."
Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, and Taylor Swift were most recently spotted together at the Kansas City Chiefs vs New York Jets game earlier this season.
ICYMI: Travis Michael Kelce is an American football tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League and he is currently dating Taylor Swift.
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The savage couple
Both Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are known to the Internet for trolling each other in the most savage way possible, so a post like this is not new.
For example:
- In January 2023, Blake trolled her husband as he attended a particularly gripping match of his soccer team, Wrexham AFC.
- The football club, of which he is a co-owner, played against Sheffield United during the fourth round of the FA Cup.
- She posted a Instagram story with the caption, "I bought espn+ today. Just to watch my husband experience crippling anxiety live. Worth it."
Let's take another example. What is the best way to wish your wife 'happy birthday' on Instagram? Wish someone else.
Well as dangerous as it sounds, Ryan, in 2020, uploaded a photo of him, Blake and Gigi Hadid with the caption, "Happy Birthday Gigi Hadid"... on Blake's birthday. No, that wasn't enough; so Reynolds completed that caption with: "...I think you and I make a much better couple."
