A Look Back at Nick Jonas and Olivia Culpo's Sexy-Beautiful Relationship

Updated on Nov 3, 2015 at 4:20 AM

Nick Jonas and Olivia Culpo upped the average sexiness level in Hollywood when they got together in 2013, but since they parted ways in June, all we have left of them is distant memories. Olivia is reportedly dating Tim Tebow while Nick has moved on with Kate Hudson. But even though these two aren't together anymore, it doesn't mean you can't still look at them!

While you are surely familiar with Nick's good looks (and his, um, bulge), you may not have known much about Olivia beyond her cameo in Nick's "Jealous" music video. Ever since becoming Miss USA 2012, Olivia has been busy pursuing a career in acting and stunned on red carpets during her time with Nick. Read on to see all the ways Nick and Olivia were so hot together, and then feast your eyes on the cutest celebrity PDA on the red carpet.

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A Look Back at Nick Jonas and Olivia Culpo's Sexy-Beautiful Relationship

Olivia is a 10.

Nick is a 10.

Together, they were off the charts.

They embraced like no one was watching.

They had romantic Champagne toasts.

They sealed them with kisses.

And then they took over the dance floor.

They paid homage to Old Hollywood a lot.

And their looks got even more extravagant on Halloween.

They totally nailed couples poses.

Their execution was flawless.

Even when they weren't on the red carpet.

He knew when to squint, and she knew when to smize.

(Really, who could compete with this?)

He always reached out for her hand.

And he knew how to dip her just right.

Even better: he made her laugh.

He just loved to tease her, and it was adorable.

She gave him adoring gazes when he didn't know it.

She made his birthdays special.

And she showered him with PDA.

Sometimes, they got caught up in intense conversations.

But he was generally really cool around her.

Even when it was easy to get distracted.

But when the spotlight was off, they kept it realer than real.

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