Scarlett Johansson stopped by the Kelly Clarkson Show on Thursday in a chic beige look. 

The movie star revealed during her interview that she was shocked when her husband Colin Jost made a crude joke about her body live on air on his show SNL.

‘I blacked out for that period of the night. I don’t — I actually don’t remember it,’ Scarlett admitted. 

During the most recent joke swap Jost read a joke about OpenAI’s voice assistant, which is somewhat similar to the film Her.

In the movie, Johansson lent her voice to a virtual assistant. 

On SNL, Jost said he never watched Her for one very lewd reason: ‘Without that body, what’s the point of listening?’ he said while cringing as if he’d been hit.

Johansson told Clarkson she screamed as soon as her own picture came up during that segment.

The Iron Man star, 39, looked stunning on Kelly’s talk show.

She wore a tan wool crepe vest from designer Mayte ($1,149) and matching flare-leg pants ($750).

The oversized vest featured a double-breasted front closure and two pockets and she accessorized with gold rings, necklaces and bracelets.

Scarlett wore her dark blonde hair in loose waves and kept her makeup simple with smokey eyes and a pale pink lip.

Kelly – who recently sparked rumors that she has a crush on Kevin Costner – coordinated in a tailored, long-sleeved yellow dress featuring cold buttons down the entire length of the garment.

On the show, Scarlett joked about how ‘brutal’ it is when she watched her husband Colin Jost reading a joke about her during the SNL Weekend Update’s annual joke swap tradition with co-host Michael Che.

Jost and Che write jokes for each other to tell during Weekend Update but they can’t see the joke before. As they tell it, they are learning the punchline for the first time – and it is usually quite offensive. 

Kelly was surprised by the fact that Jost and Che only see the joke live on air while the Lost in Translation actress said she ‘blacks out’ during the segment.

‘We needed to, like, go into witness protection that night. Like, I am absolutely terrified we’re gonna be like, targeted. It’s so bad,’ Johansson explained.

Scarlett next appears into Fly Me To The Moon and explained how she had to use her status in Hollywood to get the movie made and how she seeks out roles that portray fully-rounded women.

She starts in the rom com with Channing Tatum who plays a NASA official working on the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Johansson plays a marketing executive who is tasked with shooting a fake moon landing in case the mission goes wrong. 

Fly Me To The Moon lands in theaters on July 12.  

Scarlett Johansson made quite the impression during her appearance on the Kelly Clarkson Show, stunning in a chic beige ensemble. The actress revealed a shocking moment when her husband Colin Jost made a crude joke about her body live on air on SNL, leaving her speechless.

Johansson shared her reaction to Jost’s joke during the joke swap segment, where he referenced the movie “Her” in which she lent her voice to a virtual assistant. Jost’s comments left Scarlett screaming as soon as her picture came up on screen. The actress looked radiant in a Mayte wool crepe vest and flare-leg pants, accessorizing with gold jewelry.

During the show, Scarlett discussed the annual joke swap tradition on SNL, where Jost and co-host Michael Che exchange offensive jokes without knowing the punchline beforehand. Kelly Clarkson was taken aback by the fact that the jokes are revealed live on air, while Scarlett admitted to ‘blacking out’ during the segment.

Next, Johansson talked about her upcoming project “Fly Me To The Moon”, where she plays a marketing executive alongside Channing Tatum in a rom com about the Apollo 11 moon landing. She revealed using her status in Hollywood to get the movie made and emphasized her commitment to roles that portray fully-rounded women.

As Johansson continues to captivate audiences with her diverse roles and charismatic presence, fans can look forward to seeing her in “Fly Me To The Moon”, hitting theaters on July 12.

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Source: New York Post