She’s been spending time at her home in Long Island’s Amagansett throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
And Scarlett Johansson stepped out Wednesday to stock up on groceries in the Hamptons for her family.
The 38-year-old Avengers: Endgame star stayed warm despite the light rain thanks to her thick beige sweater.
Stocking up: Scarlett Johansson, 38, didn’t seem to mind the rain as she stocked up on supplies at a grocery store in the Hamptons on Wednesday
Scarlett paired the V-neck sweater with a knee-length black skirt featuring a frayed hem.
She rounded out the casual ensemble with a pair of black sandals, and she had her blonde locks tied back in a messy bun.
The Match Point actress brought along a beige handbag, which she left in her trunk as she filled it with groceries.
She wore a blue surgical-style mask during her grocery store visit to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Contrasts: Scarlett paired her thick beige V-neck sweater with a knee-length black skirt with frayed hems and black sandals
Scarlett appeared to have left her fiancé Colin Jost, 41, and her daughter Rose Dauriac, six, back home.
She’s been dating the SNL funnyman since 2017, and the two got engaged in May of last year.
The ongoing pandemic has temporarily put the kibosh on their plans to wed, though.
While speaking with Andy Cohen last month, Colin said that prohibitions on large gatherings might make it legally impossible to have their wedding for some time.
‘This is not the time to get all your elderly, at-risk relatives together in one big group,’ the Weekend Update anchor said. ‘I don’t know when that moment will be.’
‘We don’t know if we can do a live show for SNL yet, let alone have a wedding where the audience is elders,’ he said.
Solo outing: Scarlett appeared to have left her fiancé Colin Jost, 38, and her daughter Rose Dauriac, six, back home
In his memoir A Very Punchable Face, Jost recounted being overwhelmed and intimidated the first time he met the actress on SNL in 2006, when she was the guest host and he was
In his new book A Very Punchable Face: A Memoir, Jost recalled how Johansson initially struck him as ‘intimidatingly sophisticated’ when the first crossed paths on the set of SNL in 2006 when she was hosting and he was still a writer.
‘I remember her being beautiful, smart, sweet, and intimidatingly sophisticated,’ Jost wrote, hailing the A-list actress for having ‘a grace and a smile that I’ve still never seen in any other human.’
Prior to their relationship, Scarlett was married to Romain Dauriac from 2014–2017, with whom she shares her daughter Rose.
Her first marriage was to her fellow actor Ryan Reynolds from 2008 to 2011.
On hold: In July, Jost revealed to Andy Cohen that their wedding was indefinitely postponed due to the pandemic, as it wasn’t even legal to have a large gathering; shown in January
Coming soon: Although Scarlet’s turn in the Avengers films came to an end with last year’s Endgame, she’ll be back in the Marvel fold in November for her solo film Black Widow
Although Scarlet’s turn in the Avengers films came to an end with last year’s Endgame, she’ll be back in the Marvel fold in November for her solo film Black Widow.
The movie takes place after the events of Captain America: Civil War, but before the most recent two-part Avengers films.
Her character, an ex-KGB agent will work alongside another assassin played by Florence Pugh, who might be set up to continue a similar character in the future.
Johansson told Empire magazine earlier this month that Black Widow will have an element that addresses the #MeToo movement.
‘I think this film in particular is very much reflective of what’s going on in regards to the Time’s Up movement and the #MeToo movement,’ Johansson said, emphasizing the need for the issues to be addressed.
‘It would be such a miss if we didn’t address that stuff, if this film didn’t take that head-on,’ she said.
She noted that director Cate Shortland was a driving force behind including the issues in the film.
‘I think, particularly for Cate, it was so important for her to make a movie about women who are helping other women, who lift other women up out of a very difficulty situation,’ she said. ‘Someone asked me if [her character’s alter ego] Natasha was a feminist. Of course she is, it’s obvious. It’s kinda an asinine question.’
Stranger Things’ David Harbour, William Hurt, Ray Winstone and Rachel Weisz round out the cast.
The highly anticipated comic book film will be released on October 28 in the UK and on November 6 in the US.
It follows a banner 2019 for her, in which she followed up Endgame with the dramedy Marriage Story, for which she was nominated for an Oscar, and the more polarizing Jojo Rabbit.
