While sending their first child off to junior high is at least a decade away, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds predict the years will be full of cringe-worthy moments.
As the pair made silly faces for the actress’ 27.1 million Instagram followers on Sunday morning, she joked they definitely ‘won’t embarrass’ their little girls ‘at all in middle school.’
Despite their cheeky declaration, it was clear the pair are pretty certain their goofy behavior will someday make one of their three daughters’ a little bit self-conscious.
Goofing around: While sending their first child off to junior high is at least a decade away, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds joked they definitely ‘won’t embarrass’ their little girls ‘at all in middle school’ on Sunday morning
In the meantime, the doting parents looked more than happy to show off their new masks designed by their three daughters: James, five, Inez, 3, and Betty, nine months.
While the Gossip Girl alum, 32, is known for her high fashion looks, Blake happily donned the custom facial covering, which was emblazoned with yellow stars and other assorted scribbles.
The 43-year-old Deadpool star’s mask also featured a number of stars and geometric shapes in pink, blue and green.
Budding designers: The doting parents looked more than happy to show off their new masks designed by their three daughters: James, five, Inez, 3, and Betty, nine months
‘These kits are awesome,’ Lively wrote of the $28.95 DIY mask kits, made by The Craft Studio, which come with fabric markers, paints, two masks and stencils.
On her Instagram Story, the star noted she was not being paid to promote the brand, but loved that it is ‘owned by a mama.’
In March, she and Reynolds made a $1 million donation to the non profits Feeding America and Food Banks Canada, amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
‘These kits are awesome,’ she wrote of the $28.95 DIY mask kits, made by The Craft Studio, which come with fabric markers, paints, two masks and stencils
‘Covid-19 has brutally impacted older adults and low income families,’ Reynolds wrote on his Instagram. ‘Blake and I are donating $1 million to be split between FEEDING AMERICA and FOOD BANKS CANADA. ‘If you can give, these orgs need our help.’
The 6 Underground leading man had wise words for his followers, injecting a bit of levity into the tough times with a nod to his playful feud with fellow actor and friend Hugh Jackman.
He wrote: ‘Take care of your bodies and hearts. Leave room for joy. Call someone who’s isolated and might need connection. (Hugh Jackman’s # is 1-555-HUGH.)’
Generous: In March, the pair made a $1 million donation to the non profits Feeding America and Food Banks Canada, amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak (seen in May 2019)
Reynolds, a Vancouver, Canada native, captioned the shot: ‘I think we can all agree, Covid-19 is an a**hole. If you’re able to help, visit, @feedingamerica and @foodbankscanada.’
The Los Angeles native followed suit with her own post on the social media site, with a serious message balanced with some lightheartedness.
‘Covid-19 has brutally impacted older adults and low income families,’ she said. ‘If you can give, these orgs need our help.’
Sense of humor: The 6 Underground leading man had wise words for his followers, injecting a bit of levity into the tough times with a nod to his playful feud with fellow actor and friend Hugh Jackman
Lively encouraged her followers to keep in close touch with friends and loved ones via digital formats such as FaceTime and Skype, adding, ‘Remember the lonely and isolated.’
She also noted the selfless acts going on amid the troubled times, saying, ‘We can all do something for one another, even if that’s simply staying home.’
The mother-of-three ended the post in saying, ‘Now can someone please tell Ryan that ’emotional distancing’ from his mother-in-law is not a thing. Nothing can save him.’
Wise words: Blake encouraged her fans to check in on one another and quarantine amid the spread of the virus