Posted 44 minutes ago"She Knew What She Was Doing": Jennifer Lawrence Seemingly Poked Fun At Leonardo DiCaprio's Dating History To His Face, And People Are Obsessed"that is the textbook definition of a nervous chuckle," one person said of Leo's uncomfortable response.by Stephanie SoteriouBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestLink Leonardo DiCaprio is arguably best known for three main things: first, his glittering movie career, with the star objectively one of the biggest names in Hollywood - and he has been for decades. Jeff Kravitz / Getty Images Next, it's the fact that he's incredibly, incredibly private, and always has been. Despite being in the biz for almost 40 years, he rarely shares any insight into his personal life, and is known for being shy and reserved in interviews. Jamie Mccarthy / Getty Images And finally, 51-year-old Leo is pretty well renowned for exclusively dating women in their 20s. Jean Catuffe / Getty Images In fact, for a long time, it was a running joke that Leo never dated women over the age of 25 after people noticed his pattern of ending relationships just after his partner's 25th birthday - even when they had been together for several years prior. Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images However, his current girlfriend, Italian model Vittoria Ceretti, has broken that pattern, and they actually started dating when she was 25 years old back in 2023, and they are still together now - with Vittoria currently the ripe old age of... 27. Gilbert Flores / Getty Images And people think that Jennifer Lawrence playfully alluded to Leo's eyebrow-raising dating history during their recent Actors on Actors episode for Variety, with a snippet of J-Law teasing Leo about being a dad going viral on social media. Variety / Via youtube.com For reference, the two stars got together to discuss their most recent work, with Leo's being One Battle After Another. In the movie, Leo plays a dad to a teenage daughter, played by Chase Infiniti, who is actually 25 in real life. Eloisa Sanchez / Getty Images Over the years, Leo, who is child-free, has played a handful of characters who have young children - The Wolf of Wall Street and Revolutionary Road, for example - but being a father has never been a core part of the star's past movie roles, and he has never before played a dad to an older child. (C) Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection And Jennifer reflected on this in their conversation, telling Leo: "I really loved seeing you be a dad... Like, I'm so sad that you don't have a teenage daughter." As Leo awkwardly chuckled in response, Jen then quipped: "You'd look great with one!" Variety / Via youtube.com You can watch the exchange below: @varietymagazine #JenniferLawrence says #LeonardoDiCaprio would "look great" with a teenage daughter and "loved" seeing him as a dad in "One Battle After Another." Watch Variety and @CNN's #ActorsOnActors now at Youtube.com/Variety and on the CNN app. ♬ original sound - Variety Variety / Via tiktok.com Needless to say, it didn't take long for people to speculate that Jen was poking fun at Leo's history of dating women who are young enough to be his daughter, while also reminding him of his own age - and the whole thing quickly went viral. Variety / Via youtube.com A hugely popular comment under the video on a Reddit forum simply reads: "She knew what she was doing," to which somebody else replied: "And I definitely think he knew what she was doing too--he looks uncomfortable AF." Variety / Via youtube.com "Leo clearly doesn't seem to like that idea! 😂😂" another user observed, while one more joked: "that is the textbook definition of a nervous chuckle." Variety / Via youtube.com Meanwhile, somebody else wrote on another Reddit forum: "there's no way she didn't know what she was doing here💀," and another added: "this was epic trolling. Kudos to her!" Variety / Via youtube.com Leo and Jen previously worked together on the 2021 movie Don't Look Up, and she was no doubt just toying with her former co-star. But even if she wasn't, Leo has previously brushed off the scrutiny that comes with being in the public eye, telling the Observer last year that he is too grateful for his career to be bothered by the criticism. It's also worth noting that he never comments on speculation or specific media reports about himself. Kevin Mazur / Getty Images "As far as my personal life is concerned, my answer is pretty simple," Leo said at the time. "I got into this industry at a very young age. I felt incredibly compelled to do this. And the irony is that I was born and raised in Hollywood. People think: 'Oh, OK, just add water', right? But I tried to become an actor multiple times, and I got rejected." "And at 12 or 13 years old, one of those agents said: 'OK, we'll give you a shot.' Since then, it's felt like winning the lottery. And to be honest, I would have been happy doing any sort of acting jobs - commercials, television," he went on. "I got the one opportunity doing This Boy's Life with Robert De N