‘Devastated’ J-Law feels lost post Nicholas Hoult split

Catch Jennifer’s interview with Diane Sawyer tonight on “Nightline”.

The Oscar victor also opened up about the end of Hunger Games and love, while hinting at a year of heartbreak following the end of her five-year relationship with actor Nicholas Hoult. “Being 24 was this whole year of…’who am I without this man?'”

Jennifer Lawrence, the Louisville native famous for her roles in the Hunger Games film series and Silver Linings Playbook, toldVogue that there is one person who makes her “embarrassed to be from Kentucky”. You’re more than likely acquainted with her actions, at least: Kentucky county clerk, refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples despite it being the law (she was working “under God’s authority”, you see), went to jail, got released.

Marital philosophy aside, Lawrence clarified, “I definitely want to be a mother”.

Van Meter suggests “it is not that big of a stretch to imagine her becoming a modern-day Jane Fonda, whom she deeply admires”.

“I have complete control over my schedule and I really like that”, said Lawrence. People coming into your life and bringing something.

US Magazinegave a glimpse into the life of The Hunger Games star as she graced Vogue’s cover story. “I’ve got to fill up my year with things that are all 100 percent my decisions”.

Hoult and Lawrence started dating when they played Beast and Mystique respectively in the “X-Men: First Class”.

Now though, it seemingly appeared that the actress has moved on from the heartbreak.

“But I didn’t like how he made me feel”.

“It’s strangely exhilarating because you keep trying to fight for that validation”. “It’s what you want to have before you get married, so that you don’t seek it out once you are”.

She is co-writing a script with comedian Amy Schumer and filming space romance “Passengers” with Chris Pratt. But even a strong and confident woman like her can break down when thrown out of the comfort zone and breaking away from someone who’s been in her life for years.