Olivia Wilde congratulated her ex Jason Sudeikis after he thanked her in his Critics' Choice acceptance speech

• Jason Sudeikis thanked his ex Olivia Wilde after winning a Critics Choice award Sunday.
• Wilde responded by tweeting a sweet message of congratulations to him and his show "Ted Lasso."
• Wilde is now reportedly dating pop star, Harry Styles.

Olivia Wilde sent a sweet message of congratulations to her ex Jason Sudeikis after the "Ted Lasso" actor won best actor in a comedy series during Sunday's Critics Choice awards.

In his acceptance speech, Sudeikis thanked Apple TV and his kids, Otis (6) and Daisy (4) before thanking Wilde, from whom he split in November 2020 after nine years together.

"I want to thank their mom, Olivia, who had the initial idea to do this as a TV show," Sudeikis said. "'You and Brendan [Hunt] and Joe [Kelly] love doing that so much, you should do it as a movie or TV show.' I was like, 'Nah'... She was right."

The two began dating in 2011 and became engaged two years later in 2013, although they never married. It was reported in November last year that Wilde was dating Harry Styles, who she is directing in her upcoming movie "Don't Worry Darling."

However, Wilde graciously accepted her ex-partner's thanks in a sweet tweet responding to Sudeikis' win.

Wilde wrote: "Congrats to Jason and the entire Ted Lasso family on your @CriticsChoice wins! @jasonsudeikis @hanwaddingham @brendanhunting @joekellyjk47 @VDOOZER! So happy for you guys. I hope this means we all keep wearing hoodies when the ceremonies are in person next year."

The hoodie that Wilde was referring to was the one that Sudeikis wore for both his Critics Choice win and his Golden Globe win (for best actor in a comedy series). At both virtual awards ceremonies, Sudeikis wore a rainbow tie-dye hoodie from his sister's dance studio, Forward__Space.

It has been a good year for Sudeikis and his TV show "Ted Lasso" in terms of awards. Sudeikis has won a Golden Globe and Critics Choice Award, while the latter awards group also awarded the Apple TV show best supporting actress in a comedy series for Hannah Waddingham and best comedy series.

The show is also nominated for best ensemble in a comedy series and best actor in a comedy series at the upcoming Screen Actors' Guild awards on April 4.