Jennifer Lawrence's new boyfriend film director Darren Aronofsky went to Duke University campus encouraging students to vote on Tuesday, November 8. Aronofsky bribed the students to vote in exchange for getting a FaceTime(an Apple application) call with the famous actress according to a Twitter user.

"When Jennifer Lawrence's boyfriend is on campus bribing students to go vote in exchange for a FaceTime with her #ElectionDay," the Twitter user shared according to US. There's another Twitter user named Ethan Udell that proved an encounter with Lawrence. Udell posted, "I just casually FaceTimed with Jennifer Lawrence. Darren Aronofsky is the man," Udell shared, along with the adorable snap of Aronofsky grinning from ear to ear as Lawrence could be seen on the screen." The link below is the Twitter photo that proved of the said FaceTime moment, as reported by US Magazine. 

According to Udell, Lawrence,though wearing a bathrobe was game to talk with the students mentioned by US. "She was super cool and friendly. They cracked a couple of jokes. Someone cracked a joke about how with this election coming up we need her to volunteer as tribute to save the country," as the student told the magazine. "She was laughing along with it. It wasn't like super long or formal or anything, but it was just like pretty cool. It was a little reward for kids going out and voting," as Udell reminisced of that moment. He also told US that Aronofsky offered to pay for cars to get to the students to the polling centers.

Last month, the "Hunger Games" actress, 26 and Black Swan director, 47, were first seen together as a pair leaving an LA restaurant. They went public with their romance on November 2 and November 3 as they stroll around New York City according to US. A source of the magazine says that they get along really well and says "it's easy right now." The couple met on the set of their upcoming film titled "Mother." Below is the video surrounding the duo's romance.