Jonathan Bailey and Scarlett Johansson kiss stuns fans at CCXP MX25 conference
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At the star-studded CCXP MX25 convention in Mexico City, Jonathan Bailey and Scarlett Johansson captivated fans during the highly anticipated "Jurassic World: Rebirth" panel.
Their unexpected and electrifying on-stage interaction quickly became the talk of social media, fueling excitement for the upcoming July 2025 blockbuster.
Fans flooded social media platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter) to react to the lively chemistry between Bailey—who is openly gay—and Johansson. Clips from the panel have gone viral, sparking excitement and curiosity among fans. While some speculated about their off-screen relationship, others saw the moment as a playful nod to their characters in the film.
Jonathan Bailey and Scarlett Johansson at #CCXPMX25 pic.twitter.com/Xv4qC7NOMb
— best of jonathan bailey (@badpostjbailey) June 1, 2025
didn’t have scarlett johansson and jonathan bailey being an iconic duo on my 2025 bingo card… but here we are pic.twitter.com/ySHSniQYNF
— best of jonathan bailey (@badpostjbailey) June 1, 2025
JONATHANNN AND SCARLETT JOHANSSON?!?!?!! WHAT IS THISSS OMG pic.twitter.com/1La0AjE2K3
— Scarlett's daughter (@nanalovesnat) June 1, 2025
Jonathan Bailey and Scarlett Johansson sharing a sweet moment at the end of the Omelete panel at #CCXPMX25 — we weren’t ready for that duo! pic.twitter.com/tjP5tro1lW
"Jurassic World: Rebirth" is set to revive the popular franchise with fresh storylines and new characters, raising fans' expectations. The dynamic between Jonathan Bailey and Scarlett Johansson at the convention has amplified anticipation for the movie’s release. Industry observers note that moments like these during promotional events can significantly boost a film's visibility and fan engagement.
The viral reaction on social media underscores the power of celebrity interactions at fan conventions in driving entertainment buzz. As the release date approaches, fans will be eager to see if the on-stage chemistry translates to the big screen.