Leonardo DiCaprio Had the Time of His Life at the Oscars

Updated on March 5, 2016 at 9:00 AM

Leonardo DiCaprio arguably had the best night at the Oscars on Sunday. The actor, who had been gunning for an Academy Award win for the last 22 years, not only finally got to take a best actor trophy home for himself, but he also partied the night away alongside close friend Kate Winslet and took his mom as his adorable date. Keep reading to see all of the best moments he had throughout (and after!) the big show, and check out hilarious Internet reactions to Leo's win.

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Leonardo DiCaprio Had the Time of His Life at the Oscars

Leo Shared a Sweet Moment With Kate Winslet on the Red Carpet

He Waved to His Adoring, Encouraging Fans

He Took a Moment to Soak It All In on Stage

Julianne Moore Gave Leo a Big Hug After Presenting Him With the Award

Leo Posed With the Rest of the Night's Big Winners — Mark Rylance, Brie Larson, and Alicia Vikander

"Is This Actually Real?" He Wondered While Posing With Alejandro González Ińárritu

Leo Slyly Took a Photo of His Oscar

Leo Snapped a Quick Selfie With Producer Arnon Milchan and Director Steven Spielberg

He Partied After His Win With Ben Affleck

Common Casually Chatted Up Leo

He Got In Some Quality Time With Hilarious Host Chris Rock

Leo Got a Friendly Peck From Best Actress Winner Brie Larson

Leo Introduced His Oscar to His Mom

Leo and Kate Proved Their Friendship Will Forever Go On

Leo Attempted to Hide His Thinly Veiled Excitement

The Revenant's Big Winners Showed Off Their Oscars

He Strutted His Stuff on the Red Carpet

He Tried to Ignore the Allure of Celebratory Champagne

Leo Watched His Oscar Get Engraved

He Looked Beyond Sophisticated Before the Big Show

Leo and Alejandro Looked Like the Happiest BFFs

Brie and Leo Couldn't Hold Back Their Laughter

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