Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman agree to pause feud for All-In Challenge

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman announced Monday, a temporary 'ceasefire' in their ongoing social media feud, in honour of joining forces for the All-In Challenge. With perhaps the most unique incentive we’ve seen so far, the actors are willing to fly to your house and help your kids sell lemonade to raise money for No Kid Hungry, Feeding America Meals on Wheels and WC Kitchen's coronavirus relief efforts. Imagine the cool parent points you would earn if you helped bring Wolverine and Deadpool to hang with your kids?!In standard Ryan vs. Hugh fashion, the pair posted a hilarious joint announcement to their social media platforms, speaking to their feud, which Ryan reveals has made them “mortal enemies for as long as there have been Jackmans and Reynoldses...es”. To add dramatic flair to their “war”, they even included a photoshopped historical photograph of Jackman's Wolverine and Reynolds' Deadpool.

So, I’ve agreed to trust that Ryan can hold his tongue for one day. A (very) temporary cease-fire for the @allinchallenge. I nominate @drewbrees and @Mariska & @PeterHermann. And to be assured we’re even, I also nominate @VancityReynolds. https://t.co/B4dU8MVDtb pic.twitter.com/JK5sJ0BkKm

— Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) April 20, 2020

[video_embed id='1941621']RELATED: Hugh Jackman reveals origin of Ryan Reynolds feud.[/video_embed] Of course, neither actor could resist taking some not-so-subtle jabs at the other, before admitting that there is only one thing they do agree on — only, they actually didn’t agree on that either (Hugh, we agree, Friends is a great show). The video also made sure to note that “No Marvels-in-law were severely harmed in the making of this movie”.

I SNORTED ?? pic.twitter.com/C0MYixXPfj

— sophia (@s0phja) April 20, 2020

But fortunately for fans, for one day (and let’s emphasize that — one day only) the pair have agreed to not disagree. Something which, according to the actors, only a pandemic could make happen. Will Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon follow suit and end their ongoing rivalry? We’ll have to wait and see…The premise of the #AllInChallenge is quite simple — celebrities, athletes, artists and more are encouraged to go ‘ALL IN’, offering (seriously epic) incentives to raise money for various charities, in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. And when we said seriously epic… we really weren’t kidding. Sweepstakes include “Be Ellen’s Next Co-Host”, “Be in Kevin Hart’s Next Movie”, “Fly on Air Drake, Party in LA And Score Tickets to Drizzy’s Show", a “VIP Super Bowl LV Experience”, and so much more.Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro also joined the challenge by offering a lottery to win a walk-on role in their upcoming film Killers of the Flower Moon. A day spent working with the great Martin Scorsese? We would definitely go #AllIn for that. [video_embed id='1940077']RELATED: Justin Bieber joins Leonardo DiCaprio and more stars in the 'All In' challenge.[/video_embed]