Ryan Reynolds and wife Blake Lively troll one another about COVID-19 vaccine in hilarious social media exchange

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have further proved that they are the ultimate couple goals. In honor of receiving their COVID-19 vaccinations, the two posted celebratory photos, but of course, Ryan couldn't resist trolling his wife. 

After receiving playful attention over his casual outfit choice (specifically the pink beanie he sported), Ryan attempted to put the attention on Blake, calling out her outfit.

In his Instagram story, Ryan posted a side-by-side photo of Blake and him wearing beanies with the caption "Who wore it better?"

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Blake didn't let Ryan have the last word though, and couldn't resist clapping back with her own response. The actress reposted the photo on her Instagram story with the caption, "...my husband tryin' to troll me, while he's lookin' like a Bernie meme and Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou had a hot ass offspring," she wrote over the poll. "Good luck with this one @vancityreynolds."

Fans even seem to be split over who wore it better, with 52% voting for Ryan's look compared to the 48% that support Blake's look.

Others also couldn't help but notice the hilarious difference between how each of them commemorated getting their vaccine.

One Twitter user posted a side-by-side of the actors' photos writing, "The difference between Ryan Reynolds & Blake Lively lmao."

In Ryan's photo, he sports the now-famous pink beanie and the funny caption, "Finally got 5G," whereas Blake took a more touching approach captioning hers, "Find you someone who looks at you like I look at the heroic nurse vaccinating me."

From unflattering birthday photos to hilarious Valentine's Day posts, this latest social media trolling shows we expect nothing less from the couple.