Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart seem to be taking their romance to a new level. Just weeks after the singer declared her love for her beau to Harper's Bazaar, the pair attended the Golden Globes together.Although Casper is Jennifer's constant companion in her personal life, this was the first time he had accompanied his partner to a high profile awards ceremony. His appearance was unsurprising given that Jennifer described him as her "best friend" in the recent interview.
"He’s fantastic; he's like my best friend. I can tell him everything, when I'm feeling down, when I'm feeling good. He gives moral support, endless love and support," she said.That loyalty was rewarded as Ms Lopez took the 25-year-old along to one of the most glamorous, fun-filled nights on the film calendar. Jennifer and Casper were in good company. Enigmatic couple Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz looked relaxed as they took their love on the road, and Rachel's knowing smile spoke volumes as she posed next to her husband, who sported shades.In 2011, Bond and his girl got married under a shroud of secrecy and were initially hesitant to talk about their romance, but that has changed in recent months as they settle into married life in the spotlight.
When Daniel was named British Artist of the Year at the Britannia Bafta Awards in November, Rachel was by his side to offer him a congratulatory kiss.Although the actor wasn't personally collecting any gongs at the Golden Globes on this occasion, he looked on proudly as Adele won a statue for Skyfall, the eponymously-titled theme tune from the latest instalment of the Bond franchise.Completing the love parade were Australian model Miranda Kerr and her husband Orlando Bloom. The pair have been enjoying something of a reunion of late, after their hectic schedules kept them on different parts of the world for most of 2012.
That extended separation raised a few eyebrows, but any doubts about their commitment dissipated at the Golden Globes, where husband and wife were on form at the star-studded after party.
