Colin Jost gets handsy with wife Scarlett Johansson during London date night

Colin Jost got handsy with his wife Scarlett Johansson after a dinner date at a Spanish tapas restaurant in London on Monday night.

The 44-year-old Saturday Night Live star was seen grabbing the top of his wife's chest as they stood outside Bar Esteban, located in the trendy neighborhood of Crouch End. 

Johansson, 41, seemed similarly smitten with her husband, pictured placing an affectionate hand across his back as they strolled along the street. 

The couple, who tied the knot in 2020, looked as if they were still in the honeymoon stage, despite having been together for almost a decade. 

The inseparable New Yorkers originally met 20 years ago when she hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, although their relationship only became romantic in 2017. 

Next week, the pair will celebrate the fifth birthday of their son Cosmo, before they mark the 12th birthday of Johansson's daughter Rose, whom she welcomed during her two-year marriage to Frenchman Romain Dauriac. 

Johansson is currently enjoying a break from filming The Batman: Part II before production moves from England to Glasgow, Scotland for three weeks beginning next Tuesday.

The two-time Oscar nominee stars as district attorney Harvey Dent's wife Gilda in the Warner Bros. flick set during the winter after the flooding of Gotham City.

The Batman: Part II – already scheduled to hit theaters February 18, 2028 – will also feature Robert Pattinson, Jeffrey Wright, Andy Serkis, Colin Farrell and Charles Dance.

On July 18, the Instagram account for Pop Culture Jeopardy! shared an audience Q&A video of Jost explaining how to properly pronounce his famous wife's last name.

'I certainly say "Jo-hansson." I mean, I don't say it, really ever. "Yo, Johansson! Why's the fridge empty?!"' the two-time Emmy winner said with a macho accent.

'She's Danish. I think her family is kind of a mix...between Denmark and Sweden. So it was definitely "Yo-han-sson" probably, originally. And I was probably "Yost" in Germany but now that's all long forgotten. So we all changed together. All ancestors coordinated and said, "Let's get them together."'

The Daily Mail has reached out to Jost and Johansson's reps for comment but did not immediately hear back.

Netflix has yet to renew Michael Davies' game show Pop Culture Jeopardy! for a third season after he hosted the last two. 

Deadline reported on Monday that Jacob Elordi 'is in talks' to co-star opposite the Eleanor the Great director in Ari Aster's thriller Scapegoat for A24.

Sources told the outlet that the mysterious plot could involve a 'doctor who operates on an internet-famous person' or it could be a sci-fi romance or traditional drama.

But first, audiences can catch Johansson as Queens stay-at-home mom Hester Pearl in James Gray's $15 million-budget, 1986-set mafia drama Paper Tiger – hitting limited US theaters November 13 – alongside Adam Driver and Miles Teller.

Due to early festival screenings, Paper Tiger already has an 82 percent critic approval rating (out of 50 reviews) on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Jurassic World: Rebirth action star's other upcoming projects include Brad Bird's animated film noir Ray Gunn and Mike Flanagan's untitled Exorcist film.

Jost is next scheduled to perform stand-up comedy at the Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on September 11.

The Peabody Award winner serves as co-head writer, Weekend Update co-anchor and occasional actor for Lorne Michaels's NBC sketch show unveiling season 52 this fall.

Jost will also executive produce and star as dentist-turned-drug lord Larry Lavin in a seventies-set Peacock drama series in development, which is based on Audacy's 2022 true-crime podcast Wolves Among Us.