The actress' reaction is almost as good as the kiss itself.
The Golden Globes is the gift that keeps on giving for Emma Stone.
ET's Kevin Frazier caught up with the actress, alongside La La Land co-star Ryan Gosling and director Damien Chazelle in our one-on-one room after the film swept the awards show, where we showed Stone the moment she might have missed – her ex-boyfriend, Andrew Garfield, smooching Ryan Reynolds after Gosling's big win.
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"What?" Stone asks as Frazier pulled out his phone to show her the epic lip-lock. "They did not kiss each other!"
"They did?!" she said after seeing the evidence, turning away to hide her reaction. "That's hilarious."
While Stone was clearly shocked by Garfield's momentary romance, Gosling seemed to think the kiss was a sweet tribute.
"I mean, I'm happy for them, honestly, you know?" the actor shared. "Good for them."
"I'm happy for them, too," Stone agreed.
Though Garfield and Reynolds' smooch made headlines, so did La La Land, as the musical made history on Sunday night, taking home a staggering seven Golden Globe awards, the most of any film in the awards show's history.
The flick beat the previous record for most Golden Globes won by a single film, held by One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) and Midnight Express (1978), which garnered six shiny statuettes each.
La La Land won in each category for which it was nominated, including Gosling's win for Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy, as well as Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy.
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