Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost are rethinking their wedding plans

Back in 2018, it was announced that Scarlett Johansson had been cast in the lead role in “Rub & Tug”, a gangster flick based on the true story of massage parlour entrepreneur Dante “Tex Gill,” a transgender man who clashed with the Philadelphia mob.

Colin Jost recently talked about how the global Coronavirus pandemic has him and fiancee Scarlett Johansson rethinking their wedding nuptials and spoke about how they will be getting married in the near future. In a recent virtual interview with Andy Cohen on his show SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, the chat show host asked Colin, “did the pandemic make you rethink how you will get married?” “Of course.

Colin Jost is opening up about wedding plans and 's eventual return to TV.

Colin Jost revealed that the Coronavirus pandemic has him and his fiancee Scarlett Johansson rethinking how they will be getting married in the near future.

Colin Jost got candid in a recent interview admitting that he thought he would lose his “identity” as a comedian when he started dating his now-fiancée, Scarlett Johansson. The “Saturday Night Live” star feared that when they went public, he would simply be known as Johansson’s boyfriend rather than for his craft.

Colin Jost has a new career path in mind for his fiancée, Scarlett Johansson. During an appearance on Sirius XM's, the 38-year-old star revealed if he gets jealous when the 35-year-old actress has love scenes with her co-stars.Though Jost said the scenario hasn't «really happened» just yet, he jokingly suggested a way to avoid it ever happening.«I’m gonna try and push her into a lot more animated stuff,» he quipped.

Colin Jost worried about losing his identity when he embarked on a relationship with Scarlett Johansson. The 'Saturday Night Live' star is wary of being known for anything other than his career as a comedian so was concerned he'd end up being known just as the 'Marriage Story' star's boyfriend when they got together in 2017.

There is no doubt that Scarlett Johansson often gets love interests on the big screen including hunky fellow actors such as Mark Ruffalo and Adam Driver, most notably but, is her actual real-life partner jealous of her romantic scenes with other men? How does her fiance, Colin Jost feel about being with an actress and having to see her role-play other relationships? The Saturday Night Live star is now engaged to one of the biggest celebrities in the world and it’s safe to say that being with a

According to Colin Jost, being overshadowed by his notorious actress fiancée, Scarlett Johansson, was a serious concern for him. During a new episode of The Howard Stern Show on SiriusXM, the SNL alum shared how he was nervous about his romance with Scarlett Johansson, and how her star power would affect his own.

Colin Jost is opening up about his relationship with Scarlett Johansson and how they separate work from real life.

Colin Jost revealed that he was nervous about becoming known only as Scarlett Johansson’s boyfriend after they began dating.“Yes. That was definitely a worry,” Jost, 38, told Howard Stern during the Wednesday, July 15, episode of SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show.

When you’re engaged to one of the most famous actresses in the world, it’s bound to get complicated sometimes. Colin Jost really isn’t sweating the small things, though. The Saturday Night Live star and head writer, 38, told Howard Stern that he’s not particularly bothered by his fiancée, Scarlett Johansson, sharing on-screen romances and love scenes with her co-stars…. even if it’s someone as hot as Adam Driver.

Colin Jost wrote a book, “A Very Punchable Face: A Memoir,” and spoke about the first time he met his future fiancee Scarlett Johansson back in 2006, which was his first year writing for Saturday Night Live.

Saturday Night Live host Colin Jost got candid about meeting fiancee Scarlett Johannson. According to Colin’s new book A Very Punchable Face: A Memoir, his first impression of Johannson was that she was "beautiful, smart, sweet and intimidatingly sophisticated." The pair met on the set of SNL in 2006, which happened to be his first year as a sketch writer on the show and her first time hosting.