Scarlett Johansson Spills On Why She Ditched Now-Husband Colin Jost On First Date
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The actor said a "weird" first date faux pas left Jost raising an eyebrow.
Scarlett Johansson admitted that her first romantic encounter with Colin Jost abruptly ended in a “weird” way, leaving the comedian raising an eyebrow.
While co-hosting Monday’s episode of “Today With Jenna and Friends,” the “Jurassic World Rebirth” leading lady reflected on how her first date with the “Saturday Night Live” star went from being “lovely” to downright awkward.
“My first date with Colin, honestly, nobody ever really asked me out before,” Johansson recalled, noting that she had minimal dating experience when she met Jost because she had been a “serial monogamist” before they crossed paths.
“I just never got the traditional, ‘Hey, would you like to have dinner sometime?’” she explained.
The Marvel star shared that she and Jost went to an Italian restaurant in New York for their first date, and while the evening kicked off on a good note, things went left later in the evening.
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