Top 10 Funniest Celebrity Couples

Few Hollywood love birds are more precious than Emily Blunt and John Krasinski. The twosome, who met in 2008, have set the gold standard for relationships. About ten years after their love story began, Blunt told Seth Meyers that Krasinski “made [her] laugh” from the get-go, and it looks like that hasn't changed. In the past, the pair have teamed up to deliver humor on shows like "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" — prank war anyone? Their dynamic is amazingly loving, yet appears fun-filled at the same time. With so many giggles shared between them, we're sure their household is anything but "A Quiet Place."

Together since 2004, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka are one of show biz's most personable and hilarious romantic duos. The spouses have notably brought their joint comedic chops to several projects, like "A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas." As if that wasn’t enough, fans also look forward to seeing what creative family Halloween costumes they’ll cook up year after year. From fast food mascots to circus performers, the tradition proves that these two know how to keep things fun. Whether they’re making us laugh in an interview or sharing a peek inside their lives online, they’re definitely #relationshipgoals.

In 1995, Leslie Mann auditioned for the movie, "The Cable Guy." Not only did she nab the role of Robin, she was also introduced to her future husband, Judd Apatow! Since then, the couple has worked on many projects together, with Mann appearing in some of Apatow’s biggest flicks, like "Knocked Up" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin." We are, of course, mentioning these movies because they’re pretty darn hilarious. Mann and Apatow’s collaborations perfectly represent why they’ve earned a spot as some of the funniest famous love birds around. They’ve also seemingly passed down the funny gene to their kids, Maude and Iris, who have followed in their showbiz footsteps.

Before Steve Carell was an award-winning comedian, he was teaching the art of comedy to others. As an improv instructor at Second City in Chicago, he met Nancy Walls. They ended up falling in love! And he must’ve been a good instructor because she eventually joined "Saturday Night Live" as a cast member. Years later, the two would appear together on "The Office" and “The Daily Show,” and they even went on to co-create the series, "Angie Tribeca." And yes, in addition to making us laugh, they also “make each other laugh.” Here's hoping we get even more comedic collabs from this pair sooner rather than later!

After meeting in 2001, Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher embarked on a love story that we can't get enough of! A master of disguise, Cohen has made a name for himself by creating famous fictional characters such as Ali G and Borat. Fisher, for her part, has become one of Hollywood's go-to comedic actresses thanks to her roles in films like "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and "Wedding Crashers." The love birds finally teamed up and appeared in the 2016 movie "The Brothers Grimsby," together. In 2020, Fisher confessed that Cohen was the one who inspired her to pursue comedy, and honestly, we cannot thank him enough!

Jordan Peele and Chelsea Peretti's romance started with the click of a button. Connecting via Twitter, the two took their communication offline, and the rest is history! Peele is an alumnus of "Mad TV." You also probably know him from “Key & Peele,” among other things. Meanwhile, Peretti is best known for her stand-up career and roles on shows like "Brooklyn Nine-Nine". Since eloping in 2016, Peele has earned himself an Oscar and become a prominent director, and has come to scare us in addition to making us laugh. Peretti, for her part, is set to make her feature directorial debut – and write, produce, and star in – an upcoming film titled "First Time Female Director." These two are one heck of a comedy power couple.

Wherever Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman go, laughter is sure to follow. A few years after meeting while working on a play, they tied the knot in 2003. And they’ve become one of television's most favored and hysterical couples. Mullally is best known for her role as Karen Walker on "Will & Grace," while Offerman is famed for playing Ron Swanson on "Parks and Recreation." Both of them guest-starred in the other's respective series, and have also collaborated on projects like “Hotel Transylvania 2.” Oh, and let’s not forget their podcast! Plus, they’ve become staples on talk shows, often interviewing together. Hey, the couple that laughs together, stays together.

Although they first met during their youth, comedy is what really brought Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone together. The two became chummy after taking an improv writing class together, and in 2005, they wed. In 2011, "Bridesmaids" catapulted McCarthy's career, and it also marked the first time that she and Falcone shared the big screen. Since then, the couple have created a production company, through which they’ve treated us to plenty of hilarious flicks, like "Tammy" and "The Boss." In other words, they’ve certainly proved that they’re a match made in comedy heaven. Here’s hoping they don’t ever stop making each other – or us – laugh.

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are one of Hollywood's most down-to-earth couples. Always honest and earnest about the challenges of marriage and raising a family, the dynamic duo keeps things real. In addition to their openness, they also know how to have a good time together. Whether they’re playing games on a talk show, hosting a game show, or acting in a sketch together, laughter is always front and center. Appearing in flicks like "When in Rome" and "Hit and Run,", they further expanded their collaborative skills in 2019 by founding a baby product company. We can't wait to see what they do next!

On the red carpet, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively serve some serious looks. But behind the scenes, there are a whole lot of laughs. Never afraid to poke fun at one another, they often share their playful dynamic on social media. From funny comments to playful jabs, it appears that Lively and Reynolds share a similar sense of humor. Although they appeared together in 2011's "Green Lantern," more projects starring both of them together are long overdue. Between their joint star power and comedy skills, we're manifesting endless hilarious on-screen collabs for this epic couple!