On Saturday evening, the 25-year-old Hunger Games star, Jennifer Lawrence partied with her BFF Amy Schumer at the Wayfarer Restaurant in New York. They were celebrating Schumer's first time hosting of the NBC's show.
As Jennifer Lawrence and Aziz Ansari left the Saturday Night Live after party, Jennifer seemed bent on goofing Aziz gave him a piggyback ride.The pair were laughing and seem to enjoy themselves tremendously as shown in the photo.
During her SNL internet hosting gig, Schumer tackled every person from the Kardashians to Hillary Clinton.
The Silver Linings Playbook actress had a low-waisted flared trousers on, topped with a grey high-neck crop top. Meantime, the 32-year-old, Parks and Rec actor was looking casual in a black leather coat, dark denim jeans, and brown boots.
The trio spent time in Atlanta's final week, hiking. Lawrence's shooting schedule overlapped with the comedians travel, so they got together.
Jennifer's interview at Comic Con this year marked her budding friendship with Amy Schumer, whose name JLaw mentioned then. The picture of the pair while vacationing with their friends during their break in The Hamptons, even extended over the internet.
The 34-year-old Train wreck star and Lawrence are writing a screenplay together so they also vacationed together. According to JLaw they were "creatively made for every other". She also stated that writing a screenplay with Schumer has been the "most amusing experience" of her life.
"We play sisters," the American Hustle actress said. "We're nearly done writing. It just flowed out of us. We've were given about one hundred pages appropriate now."
Trainwreck is a 2015 American romantic comedy film directed by Judd Apatow and written by Amy Schumer. On Monday, Ansari posted an amusing video on Instagram showing him on a swing alongside Chris Pratt, who was smothering him. The comedian wrote in a caption that the video was being filmed by Schumer under the direction of Lawrence.
Jennifer Lawrence and Pratt are currently in Atlanta, shooting the movie Passengers.
