Renée Zellweger moved to San Diego to live with Ant Anstead and the ‘little boy’ he shares with ex Christina Hall

Renée Zellweger is no longer a Texas girl.

The actress revealed she moved to be closer to her boyfriend, Ant Anstead, and his son.

While speaking to British Vogue for a profile published Wednesday, Zellweger made a rare comment about her relationship with the TV host, saying she now lives “in Southern California, near San Diego.”

“Because that’s where my fellow lives, and his little boy,” she explained, referencing Anstead and his 5-year-old son, Hudson, whom he shares with ex-wife Christina Hall.

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Zellweger, 55, and Anstead, 45, have been dating for the past three and a half years, with Page Six divorce from Hall, 41, was finalized.

And although the two are constantly being spotted packing on the PDA, they have remained fairly private about their relationship.

In August 2021, Anstead first addressed their romance, calling the “Bridget Jones” star “really lovely.”

“It’s really nice … It’s kind of amazing,” he said of their romance.

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Amid their relationship, the Academy Award winner has also grown close to Hudson, even going as far as planning his 3rd birthday.

When an Instagram user asked Anstead where Zellweger was when he but “helped plan the whole” event.

By 2023, Zellweger accompanied Anstead and Hudson as they traveled to the car builder’s native UK.

The “Judy” actress is also close to his older kids — Amelie, 20, and Archie, 18 — as all three, plus Anstead, were photographed on their way to the Goodwood Festival of Speed Gala in 2023.

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During the same interview with British Vogue, Zellweger explained why she took a break from acting from 2010 to 2016.

“I was sick of the sound of my own voice. When I was working, I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh, listen to you. Are you sad again, Renée? Oh, is this your mad voice?’ It was a regurgitation of the same emotional experiences,” she explained.

Zellweger’s last role before her hiatus was in 2010’s “My Own Love Song.” She came back six years later to reprise her role as Bridget Jones in “Bridget Jones’s Baby.”