Josh Hutcherson has been under the constant watch of fans since "The Hunger Games" hype.

From receiving the Vanguard award to rumors of Josh dating Arianna Grande, Hutcherson's fans know it all. Now it looks as if there's one tiny story fans have missed out on which involves Josh's nose job.

Two months have passed and the craze over "The Hunger Games" continues that all the cast members are constantly being stalked by their fans. Josh Hutcherson, who plays Peeta Mellark, is no excemption to this madness.

Josh's latest bits include his Vanguard Award, an enormous anchor tattoo on his side, and rumors on dating "Victorious" star, Arianna Grande. There is, however, one news-worthy detail fans and web tabloids have failed to speak about.

Hutcherson was spotted Monday afternoon sporting a not-so-flattering look. Wearing a sweatshirt, shorts and a Cincinnati Red's baseball cap, Josh had an obvious bandage plastered over his nose. No news if the 19-year old had broken his nose, but judging by his tweet yesterday, Josh is getting better.

"just had surgery to fix my broken nose. recovery sucks...thank god for a marathon on lifetime...#theclientlist thanks @TheReal_Jlh," tweeted Josh May 9 to which Jennifer Love Hewitt sweetly replied with, "@jhutch1992 I'm so sorry you are hurt. Feel better. Thanks for the love!;)"

Josh's broken nose would be a little less violent than almost being sent into a coma by co-star, Jennifer Lawrence on set.

"We were just goofing around, and like doing some shadow boxing for fun ... as one does," shares Josh in an interview with David Letterman. "She throws this beautiful kick, but it landed right on my temple and literally knocked me to the ground and I was down," continued Josh.

Josh thinking it wasn't a big deal had realized only later that the accident was way worse than he had imagined.

"The next day somebody asked me for my address and I started telling them my address from when I was nine years old," shared Josh, adding, "That's when I was like, This is not right."

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