Lively captioned a candid photo of herself by the pool wearing a patterned two-piece, saying, “Go see @freeguymovie this weekend or you’ll be bummed.”

The former Gossip Girl star, who shares kids James, Inez, and Betty with the actor, continued her lighthearted mocking of Reynolds, which seems to be the couple’s love language. She also shared a GIF of her husband’s startled reaction.

Reynolds recently discussed how some of Lively’s jokes were directed at him.

“Oh, God, yes, I do,” the Deadpool actor said in response to the question of whether he had ever been trolled. Are you joking with me? One lives with me. My spouse always makes fun of me. Why would I use the internet? It’s right here in my house.”

“Even my daughters now troll me, so like I’m safe from nothing,” the dad of three added, laughing.

However, that hasn’t stopped Reynolds from cracking a few witty remarks online as well.

When the pair, who tied the knot in September 2012, attended the New York City premiere of his new film Free Guy earlier this month, Reynolds joked he was thrilled that Lively was his date because it meant he could finally make his Instagram debut with his wife of nearly a decade.

“What a huge night for #FreeGuy. And what a huge night for @blakelively because this means we’re Instagram official,” he quipped, sharing photographs from the red carpet event on the social media platform. “I know how important that was to her.”

Reynolds was also in a jovial mood when the two celebrated the 10th anniversary of their first date by returning to the restaurant where their love story began.

Posting a selfie of himself and Lively standing in front of Boston sushi eatery O Ya, he wrote on his Instagram Story at the time: “Our favorite restaurant with her 4th favorite date.”

He later reposted a broader crop of the photo, complete with a disclaimer covering his face. “Posting this again because I cut out my wife’s cute earrings,” he wrote. “She trained me better than this. Sorry if I let anyone down.”

Lively shared his post to her story, adding, “That’s right.”