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In her first Instagram post of the year, Blake Lively shared new photos from a family vacation with Ryan Reynolds—and the couple is all smiles (with a little bit of PDA thrown in for good measure).

Lively and Reynolds traveled to Wales to watch Reynolds’s team, Wrexham, compete in an AFC soccer match earlier this month, and also spent time in London during their stay in the U.K. They turned the trip into a family getaway, joined by Lively’s sister, Robyn Lively, as well as their children.

“So grateful for the best week with my loved ones,” Lively captioned the carousel of photos, which begins with a shot of her and Reynolds gazing at each other while hugging outside.

The post also included a selfie of the two of them on the Wrexham field and another candid shot of Reynolds in the stands at the game, over which Lively wrote, “After 14.5 years together, I still take sneaky fan photos of him. I have such a crush.”

Reynolds is a co-owner of Wrexham AFC, and the couple has attended games together in the past. Lively included a special shoutout to the team in her caption, writing, “Thank you @wrexham_afc and all the players and everyone who works at that stadium for the performance of a lifetime. 🤯♥️🤩 The greatest 10,000 people to share an emotional roller coaster with is in Wrexham 🥰”

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Lively and Reynolds snap a selfie on the Wrexham stadium field in the series of Instagram photos shared by the actress.

Elsewhere in the 20-photo gallery, Lively shared photos of the couple practicing archery, holding a falcon (and a Chanel bag), watching a movie at Soho Farmhouse, and having a cozy coffee date. Nestled in the post, Lively also included a rare photo of one of their kids being carried on Reynolds’s shoulders.