Renée Zellweger's Boyfriend Gushes About the Actress in Rare Glimpse Into Relationship

The actress is showing off her vocal chops in her very first music video.

Ant Anstead is claiming the title of Renée Zellweger's number-one fan!

The English TV personality, who has been dating the actress for almost two years, took a moment on Tuesday, April 4, to hype up the Bridget Jones star in a rare glimpse of their fairly private relationship.

"Ren….. you are utterly brilliant! A beautiful and talented genius!" he wrote on Instagram, listing off several other compliments after. "The most gorgeous and classy lady who continues to effortlessly tackle inspiring and cool projects in your stride! The coolest human I know. When an old friend called…. She answered and delivered!"

He wrapped up the caption by requesting everyone reading to visit the link in his bio driving to a new Variety story about the video clip he posted alongside his thoughtful words: his girlfriend's music video debut, in which she sings with filmmaker C M Talkington, who directed her in Love and a .45 back in 1994.

In the snippet posted by Antstead, which he seems to have filmed on his cell phone as the music video played on a TV mounted on the wall, Zellweger plays the guitar as she croons into a microphone next to the director.

Some fans in the comments were surprised to see her singing, unaware that the actress won several awards for her portrayal of Judy Garland in Judy or of her turn as Roxie Hart in the film adaptation of the musical Chicago.

"Absolutely love her! She shines in everything she does," one fan wrote.

"you are both pure class. Love you two together 🔥," said another.

"Renée is extraordinary! She is always ready to embrace new creative experiences and most importantly, she is a beautiful human being with a heart of gold...I hope she had a blast with her longtime friend. I love the song and the music film!" another sweet response read.

The music video is for Talkington's new song “Two Steps” and was filmed earlier this year in a very Texas-coded California desert, creating the perfect setting for the country jam.