Scarlett Johansson plants a big kiss on Jonathan Bailey in front of husband Colin Jost

Scarlett Johansson playfully locked lips with her co-star, Jonathan Bailey, again — but this time, her husband, Colin Jost, was there.

The actress took Bailey’s cheeks into her hands for a friendly smooch during the “Jurassic World Rebirth” New York premiere on Monday.

Following the affectionate moment, Johansson and Bailey — who is openly gay and in a relationship — posed arm-in-arm on the carpet for photos.

The “Black Widow” star dressed to the nines in a pale pink lace corset dress with mermaid ruffle and a slicked back ponytail.

Johansson, 40, accessorized with dangling earrings and several rings, and finished the look with a neutral pink makeup glam.

Bailey, 37, rocked a casual gray outfit over a white shirt for the outing.

Meanwhile, Johansson’s date for the evening — husband Colin Jost, 42 — wore a coordinating off-white suit.

The couple — who have been married since 2020 and share son Cosmo, 3, as well as Johansson’s daughter Rose, 10, from the actress’s previous relationship with Romain Dauriac — was photographed chatting and tenderly holding hands during their own PDA moment on the red carpet.

Johansson’s kiss with the “Wicked” actor comes less than a week after she kissed him during the “Jurassic World Rebirth” premiere in London.

For that outing, the mom of two rocked an eye-popping sequin and beaded pink strapless corseted gown by Vivienne Westwood.

The “Lost in Translation” actress wore her hair in shiny, soft old Hollywood curls as she held hands with the “Wicked” actor, who donned a brown sport jacket and white jeans with a blue button down shirt for the event.

She appeared to gaze into Bailey’s eyes while planting the kiss on his lips.

Co-star Rupert Friend could be seen in some photos watching the harmless action go down.

Bailey confirmed back in 2023 that he was dating an unnamed “lovely man.” “It’s not secret, but it’s private,” he told the Evening Standard of the romance.

“Having a private life is, for me, completely critical. I don’t know if I would be able to be as confident to speak out on other things if I felt that my whole life was up for grabs.”