Jennifer Lawrence, born in Kentucky in 1990, had a childhood centered around sports, growing up as a true tomboy.
However, her life took an unexpected turn at the age of 14 when a headhunter spotted her while walking in New York with her mother.
Without hesitation, young Jennifer decided to leave school without a diploma to pursue a career as an actress, showcasing her spontaneous nature and lively personality. She became known for her wit and charm as well as her roles in popular teen blockbusters such as "Hunger Games" and "X-Men."
Although academic success eluded her, Jennifer's talent in front of the camera more than compensated for it. She received recognition as the Best Female Hope at the Venice Film Festival in 2008 and earned an Oscar nomination in 2010 for her performance in "Winter's Bone."
Her dedication finally paid off in 2013 when she won the Oscar, along with a Golden Globe, for her role in "Silver Linings Playbook." However, her acceptance speech was overshadowed by a memorable moment when she tripped and fell on the stairs while going to collect her award, a moment that became more remembered than her actual win.
Despite her acting prowess, Jennifer's gracefulness often came under scrutiny, and the incident at the Oscars highlighted her journey to embody the elegance expected of Hollywood stars.
In her personal life, Jennifer Lawrence's romantic entanglements have been relatively private. She had a relationship with Nicholas Hoult, which began in 2010 on the set of "X-Men," but ended in early 2013. In 2017, she separated from director Darren Aronofsky after less than a year of dating. In 2019, Jennifer got engaged to Cooke Maroney, and they tied the knot on October 19, 2019. In September 2021, it was confirmed that Jennifer was expecting her first child with Cooke Maroney, and she gave birth to a baby boy named Cy, as revealed in a Vogue interview in September 2022.
