She is one of the world’s hottest models of the moment so it’s not surprising that boyfriend Jason Statham struggles to keep his hands off her.
But as Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was out strolling in Malibu with her beau, he couldn’t resist grabbing his girl to enjoy an impromptu kiss.
The hard man put his arm around Rosie’s neck and drew her into him while he planted a smacker on her lips.
Big kiss: Jason Statham could keep his hands off his model girlfriend Rosie Huntington-Whiteley yesterday
And Rosie seemed happy to oblige as she held onto Jason’s hand as the couple embraced.
The model-turned-actress played it coy as she hid behind her shaggy blonde locks following the smooch and appeared to giggle away.
But, by the looks of things, Rosie didn’t taste too sweet – and as the Snatch star pulled away he was seen wiping his lips.
Steal a smooch: The actor and his model turned-actress girlfriend were enjoying a stroll when Jason went in for an impromptu kiss
The Transformers star was dressed in a long cream skirt and a blue jumper and appeared to have opted to avoid wearing a bra.
Jason was dressed in a pair of stone-coloured jeans and a navy jumper and shielded his eyes with a pair of aviator sunglasses.
The Victoria’s Secret model’s move to LA came as she nabbed a role in the upcoming film Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon and her acting career seems to be moving from strength to strength.
Playing coy: The Transformers star appeared to come over all shy after the kiss and let her hair fall over her face while she appeared to giggle
Earlier this month Rosie won a gong for Female Star of Tomorrow at the CinemaCon Awards for her debut film role.
Speaking about her role in Transformers alongside leading man Shia LaBeouf, she recently revealed her insecurities about their kissing scene.
Bitter sweet? After sharing a tender kiss Jason was seen wiping his mouth while Rosie giggled away
‘I had to wear heels the whole way through filming. When it came to our kissing scene, I said [to director Michael Bay], ‘Please let me take my shoes off! I feel so unelegant and I feel so unfeminine’, she told Access Hollywood.
She continued: ‘He said no, ‘You’re giving small men across America hope!’
And added: ‘It was great working with Shia. He’s such an intelligent guy. He’s worked so hard on these movies. He really held my hand like a baby the whole way through.’
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