'You deserve ALL the awards': Outlander's Sam Heughan wishes co-star Caitriona Balfe luck before the Golden Globes
Tonight's Golden Globes marks the third straight year Caitriona Balfe's earned a nod for her show Outlander.
Hoping that she'll finally take home the gold, on-screen opposite Sam Heughan sent his love to the Irish actress, 38, just hours before the Sunday night ceremony in LA.
The Scottish gent took to Twitter to root for his co-star, writing: 'Good luck to our very own @caitrionambalfe tonight @goldenglobes @Outlander_STARZ!!!'
Outlander-ishly talented! Outlander's Sam Heughan wished his co-star Caitriona Balfe (together in 2016 above) luck before the Golden Globes on Sunday
Heughan, who plays charming Highland warrior Jamie Fraser in the show, gushed over his castmate.
'You deserve ALL the awards,' his tweet continued, 'Sending our love from sunny Scotland!'
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He added the tags #TimesUp and #GoldenGlobe2017, before correcting himself in another tweet reading: '#GoldenGlobes2018 (ahem).'
The Money Monster actress was touched by the message, responding in a retweet with three kissing emojis.
Lots of love! Heughan, who plays charming Highland warrior Jamie Fraser in the show, gushed over his castmate writing 'You deserve ALL the awards'
Sealed with a kiss! The Money Monster actress was touched by the message, responding in a retweet with three kissing emojis
While Caitriona has been nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Series Drama she's yet to win a trophy for the Starz show.
Tonight the model-turned actress will face off against some of TV's finest tonight.
Balfe will go head-to-head with Claire Foy of Netflix's The Crown, Maggie Gyllenhaal for HBO's The Deuce, up-and-comer Katherine Langford from Netflix's 13 Reasons Why, and Elisabeth Moss for her part in Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
The Outlander star posted Instagrams in support of the fledgling Time's Up campaign support women's rights in Hollywood hours ahead of the glamorous evening.
Third time's the charm! While Caitriona has been nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Series Drama she's yet to win a trophy for the Starz show
The actress's posts read: 'Why I Wear Black Today' along with several reasons she's supporting the cause.
'Because #TIMESUP on silence... waiting... discrimination... harassment... abuse,' the first read.
The following offered a statistic that said: 'In the last 10 years only 4% of top-grossing directors were female. Only 7 of these directors were women of color.'
The 75th annual Golden Globe Awards kick off the red carpet around 6pm with the ceremony starting 8pm PST on NBC.
Time for a change: The Outlander star posted Instagrams in support of the fledgling Time's Up campaign support women's rights in Hollywood hours ahead of the glamorous evening
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