Scarlett Johansson tells Kelly Clarkson the very crude joke husband Colin Jost made about her body on SNL that caused her to ‘black out’

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

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

“I was unconscious that night. I—I don’t really remember,” Scarlett admitted.

During the most recent joke session, Jost read a joke about OpenAI’s voice assistant, which bears some resemblance to the movie Her.

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

Jost told SNL that he never watched Her, and for a very indecent reason: “What’s the point of listening without that body?” he said, cringing as if he’d been punched.

Johansson told Clarkson that she screamed whenever her own photo came up during that segment.

“I was unconscious that night,” Scarlett admitted. Jost read a joke about OpenAI’s voice assistant, which sounds somewhat like the movie Her. In the film, Johansson lent her voice to a virtual assistant. On SNL , Jost said he had never watched Her for a very lewd reason: “What’s the point of listening without that body?” he said. Seen in April

The 39-year-old Iron Man star looked gorgeous on Kelly’s talk show.

She wore a brown wool crepe cardigan by designer Mayte ($1,149) and matching flared trousers ($750).

The oversized cardigan had a double front closure and two pockets. She accessorized it with gold rings, necklaces and bracelets.

Scarlett wore her dark blonde hair in loose waves and kept her makeup simple with smokey eyes and light pink lips.

Kelly – who recently sparked rumors that she has a crush on Kevin Costner – wore a custom-made, long-sleeved yellow dress with full-length cold-shoulder buttons.

The Iron Man star, 39, wore a brown wool crepe cardigan by designer Mayte ($1,149) and matching wide-leg pants ($750)

Scarlett joked on the show how “gross” it was when she saw her husband Colin Jost read a joke about her during SNL Weekend Update’s annual joke swap tradition with co-host Michael Che.

Jost and Che write jokes for each other to tell on Weekend Update, but they can’t see the joke in advance. In the process of telling the joke, they learn the punchline for the first time—and it’s usually pretty offensive.

Kelly was surprised by the fact that Jost and Che only see the joke live on TV, with the Lost in Translation actress saying she “blacked out” during the segment.

“We had to go into witness protection that night. I’m terrified that we’re going to be targeted. It’s so bad,” Johansson explained.

Kelly wore a custom-made, yellow, long-sleeved dress with cold buttons running the length of the garment

Scarlett next appears in Fly Me To The Moon and explains how she had to use her status in Hollywood to get the film made and how she looks for roles that portray fully developed women.

She starts out in the romantic comedy opposite Channing Tatum, who plays a NASA employee involved in the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Johansson plays a marketing executive who is tasked with filming a fake moon landing in case the mission fails.

Fly Me To The Moon will be in theaters from July 12.

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