Josh Allen's wife Hailee Steinfeld cheers on co-star Miles Caton, reacts as Sinners earns multiple Grammy nominations

Hailee Steinfeld, wife of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, is having a big week away from the football spotlight. The actress and singer shared her excitement online after her latest film, Sinners, scored multiple Grammy nominations, marking another career high for the Hollywood star.

Steinfeld celebrated the news when her co-star Miles Caton posted the nominees on Instagram. "Absolutely," she commented. The list included three songs from Sinners, “I Lied To You” by Caton, “Pale Pale Moon” by Jayme Lawson, and “Sinners” by Rod Wave. Each earned a nomination for Best Song Written for Visual Media. Steinfeld jumped into the comments, leaving an all-caps message to cheer on the moment and show her love for the project.

The nominations arrive just months before the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, set for February 1 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The film itself has been a massive success, earning $366.68 million worldwide and ranking among the top-grossing horror releases of the decade.In Sinners, Steinfeld takes on the role of Mary, a white-passing woman living in 1930s Mississippi who becomes a vampire and is forced to confront her racial identity and a lost love.

The complex role has been widely recognized as one of her most striking performances yet.

From Grammy nods to the golf course: Hailee Steinfeld opens up about life with Josh Allen

After the Grammy celebration, Steinfeld shifted gears to something a little more down to earth, which is her husband’s favorite hobby. In her newsletter, Beau Society, she shared a conversation with a reader about golf and how she’s learned to enjoy the game alongside Allen. A fan named Erika asked how to feel confident playing golf with men and how to bring more women into the sport.

Steinfeld’s response was honest and funny.

“Golf is the stupidest, most fun game you’ll play in your life,” she said.She reflected on the quirky nature of the game and the advice that helped her find joy in it. “The concept is so wild: You’re trying to get a tiny ball into a hole," Steinfeld said. "But I’ve come to really enjoy the game. The ritual, the mutual respect, the quietness and the focus that overtakes a golf course. You can crack open a drink, hop in a golf cart and go at your own leisure. Lean into the parts of the game that are fun and not frustrating for you. In that vein, I think anyone can get into golf!”Josh Allen has long been known as a golf lover, often competing in celebrity tournaments like the American Century Championship.