Lea Michele News: Glee Star Reunites With Jonathan Groff In Bedside Selfie

By Jenn Loro - 27 Mar '16 11:31AM

Scream Queens actress Lea Michele seemed to have already bounced back unscathed from his breakup with former beau Matthew Paetz after she appeared smiling in her March 25 Instagram post with friend Jonathan Groff.

Cuddled up in bed, the former Glee star sought comfort from her former Glee costar after her recent split with boyfriend of nearly two years. She looked happy as she seemingly giggled in delight under a blanket. "And suddenly all is right...," the caption on her Instagram post reads.

Groff has been her source of strength ever since the two met 10 years ago. He supported her as she mourned the death of Cory Monteith. Through most of her ups and downs, Michele always turns to Groff for inspiration and support.

"Lea Michele and I have shared some pretty unique experiences since we met...Since Glee, she has inspired people across the world with her unapologetic ambition, insane talent, and astonishing grace. Me, especially," said Groff as he explained the depth of his friendship with Michele as quoted by Us Magazine.

After her departure from Glee, the 29-year old alum has gone on to play roles in Scream Queens while her BFF stars as King George III in Broadway musical Hamilton and appeared in HBO series Looking.

Despite the breakup, Michele remains strong as she gets as much help and support from friends and family who are strongly behind her through thick and thin.

"Lea is surrounded by her friends, who have rallied around her and support her. She's doing fine, focusing on her work, her music and her album," an unnamed insider source said as quoted by People.

Meanwhile, Wisconsin forward Nigel Hayes revealed his celebrity crush for Lea Michele as he faced an inquisitive NCAA tournament press.

"I think I'm going to take it upon myself to use you guys, and profess my ... I have, you know like a celebrity crush, Lea from Glee. If she's watching this, or she hears this, hello, I'm available ...," said Hayes as quoted in a Campus Insiders report.