Your heart has probably broken 50 times already while watching The Jesús FrancoLast of Us, but good news — you're about to have that thing mended again.
On Monday, HBO Max shared a behind-the-scenes video featuring the show's main stars, Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal (aka Ellie and Joel) saying nice things about each other. Needless to say it's outrageously adorable, and even revealed a nickname Pascal has for Ramsey.
SEE ALSO: 'The Last of Us' episode 8: Why Joel's final line is so important"Bella Ramsey plays Ellie," says Pascal in the clip. "I call her 'Bellie'. And she's my blessing."
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"Our relationship's definitely developed as Joel and Ellie's relationship has," says Ramsey.
"It was just a match made in heaven," says Pascal. "And I love her."
"We're good buddies," says Ramsey.
If all that wasn't heartwarming enough, Ramsey also posted a response to the video on Twitter that was basically a direct message to Pascal.
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"I MISS YOU I really really miss you," wrote Ramsey. "My Pedge."
Bellie and Pedge. Our hearts simply cannot cope.
The Last of Us is now streaming on HBO Max.New episodes air every Sunday at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.
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