Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds took to Instagram and shared a milestone from their lives: Reynolds voting in his first US presidential election. Lively shared a photograph of the couple standing side by side, ballots in hand and wrote, "It was Ryan’s first time. He was understandably scared. It all happened so fast. Like, REALLY fast. He wept. I pretended to weep. Then he called all his friend," followed by the hashtag #VoteEarly. Reynolds shared the same photo with the caption, "This is my first time voting in America. I’d like to thank my wife Blake for making my first time so gentle and loving. It was super scary at first, then exciting and now I’m a little tired. But proud," followed by the same hashtag.

But, despite the joke the couple cracked, Twitter took notice of something entirely else. What caught the attention of users on the micro-blogging site was that Lively, in Reynolds’ post, isn’t wearing shoes, but in hers, she’s wearing brown heels. Soon, people were wondering if Lively photoshopped high heels into her voting photo? If so, why?

One user tweeted, "Someone please tell me I’m not crazy and that Blake Lively actually photoshopped a pair of heels on her feet for her photo," while another wrote, "Blake lively drew her shoes on for her insta post bc she wasn’t wearing any lmaoo." Another added, "This is the non Zoom masturbatory distraction story needed: Why did Blake Lively Microsoft Paint on her shoes?"

A different Twitter user wrote, "Blake Lively drawing shoes on her feet and tagging louboutin in her photo is the epitome of 2020," while another said, "Blake Lively drawing a pair of shoes on herself is peak comedy idc idc."

A simple zoom-in shows that Lively’s shoes are drawn on, she even added Christian Louboutin’s red stripe to the heel and tagged the designer on Instagram. Later, Reynolds and Lively confirmed the joke on Instagram Stories and shared the same photo with a drawn-on boot. "@louboutinworld are you hiring? Barefoot iPhone doodler with vast experience avail," Lively wrote. Reynolds, on the other hand, has lived in the US for a long time but is Canadian-born. He became an American citizen in 2018. When Donald Trump was first elected, Reynolds said he was disappointed about not being able to vote.