Aaron Rodgers, Olivia Munn Dating: Couple Loosd Madly In Love At Pre-Oscars Party, See The Photos [VIDEO]
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and girlfriend Olivia Munn hit up the pre-Oscars party and reportedly seemed very much in love.
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On Saturday, E! News reported that the two headed to the event to show their support for Julianne Moore's latest movie Still Alice.
Apparently while the two enjoyed a private intimate cocktail reception at the Sunset Tower Hotel, people in the couple's presence couldn't help but notice the chemistry betweek the two.
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"Olivia and Aaron were just very engaged with themselves and could not keep their eyes off each other. They kept laughing and talking very close," a source said.
Munn reportedly kept holding hands with Rodgers at the event and at one point, Rodgers leaned into her ear for a kiss and told her she looked beautiful.
"You can tell they are completely smitten with each other," the source said.
Munn wore a sparkling Tom Ford dress to the event. It was sheer and she wore a black bra underneath. She wore her hair down and with slight waves and chose a bold, berry lip color. Rodgers wore a classic black and white suit with a black tie to the event.
The photos can be seen here.
This isn't the first time that Rodgers has expressed his love for Munn.
The Daily Cardinal reported that Rodgers spoke highly of his girlfriend to the press when addressed about football.
"When I walked through my front door and caught a glimpse of that world-class beauty, I had an epiphany of sorts and realized, 'Who the f---cares about football, or anything else in the world for that matter?'" Rodgers told the press.
Not only did he say football didn't matter, he went on to describe what Munnlooked like and how it impacted him the moment he walked in the door.
"[She] had that look in her eye and ever-so-lightly grabbed my hand," Rodgers continued. "At that point you could have asked me what I do for a living, or my parents' names, or where I grew up, and I honestly wouldn't have been able to come up with a damn thing."
