Jennifer Lawrence's boyfriend Nicholas Hoult couldn't be prouder of his girlfriend's success, following her win for best supporting actress at the Golden Globes last weekend and her Oscar nomination this year.

"She deserves it all," Nicholas Hoult said on Saturday. "It's fun to watch."

Jennifer Lawrence and her boyfriend Nicholas Hoult were in the news last week, when they publicly celebrated with a kiss during the Golden Globe Awards 2014, after her film "American Hustle" took home the Best Picture in a Musical/Comedy award.

Jennifer and Nicholas met on the set of "X-Men: First Class" in 2011. They split in January, 2013 after dating for two years, due to their busy schedules. But the two stars bonded again in June while filming "X-Men: Days of Future Past" in Montreal, Hollywood Life reports. They have been dating since this summer, and their Golden Globes kiss suggests that they are doing stronger than ever!

Jennifer Lawrence told USA Today that her boyfriend Nicholas Hoult helps keep her sane in the crazy world of Hollywood, but she made sure not to reveal too much about their relationship.

Lawrence said, "We're really good at it," when it comes to keeping their romance private, Beauty World News reports.

Nicholas Hoult will soon star opposite Kristen Stewart in a new love story movie called "Equals," a futuristic love story adapted from the 1956 film adaptation of "1984," a classic novel originally written by George Orwell.

"We both loved the script. It's epic in proportion, but centered on these specific relationships," Nicholas Hoult said.

"I can't believe I agreed to do it," Kristen Stewart told The Associated Press on Monday, Jan. 14, Us Weekly reports. "I'm terrified of it. Though it's a movie with a really basic concept, it's overtly ambitious."

"It's a love story of epic, epic, epic proportion," she added. "I'm scared."

"I trust Drake's process and I know we will do something really natural and real," Stewart said. "But I told Drake, 'Don't expect that I am going to be able to do this. It's too hard.' But he wouldn't take 'no' for an answer. I've given directors disclaimers before, but never this much."