Chris Evans Calls Out Octavia Spencer For Her Not-So-Happy Birthday Wish, and We're DYING

Updated on June 17, 2018 at 1:15 PM

LOS ANGELES, CA - APRIL 04: Actors Chris Evans (L) and Octavia Spencer attend the Los Angeles Premiere of

Chris Evans marked his 37th birthday on June 13, and a handful of stars took to Twitter to congratulate him. Dwayne Johnson called out the fact that Chris is now "halfway to 74," while Chadwick Boseman shared a photo from their Avengers press tour. However, Octavia Spencer's message did not go over well with the actor, and he made sure to let her know. After all, Chris and Octavia did star together in not one but two films (2013's Snowpiercer and 2017's Gifted), so we kind of see his point. Take a look at their hilarious interaction below.

It all started with Chris thanking everyone for their "kind birthday wishes."

Octavia then congratulated her former costar, writing, "Happy birthday." No big deal, right?

Wrong.

Octavia then tried to explain the situation to Chris.

Chris, being the gentleman that he is, let it slide.

However, it was already too late.

And, of course, their conversation didn't go unnoticed.

Hey, Octavia and Chris are both currently single. Just sayin'.

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Chris Evans Calls Out Octavia Spencer For Her Not-So-Happy Birthday Wish, and We're DYING

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