Blake Lively can’t keep her hands to herself.

The “Gossip Girl” actress grabbed her husband Ryan Reynolds’ butt before a dinner date at the Greenwich Hotel in New York City Wednesday, according to photos obtained by Page Six.

The “Deadpool” actor cheekily smiled at the camera while Lively’s hand was on his butt.

Lively later jumped on Reynolds’ back and enjoyed a piggyback ride down the sidewalk during their post-dinner stroll.

The lovebirds also stopped in the street to take photos with fans.

For the evening, the 38-year-old actress wore a burgundy leather jacket, a white top, black-and-white polka dot pants and Christian Louboutin Lipstrass Queen 100 black satin sandals.

She accessorized her look with a gold watch and a black Fendi purse.

Reynolds, for his part, wore a long-sleeved, pink button-down shirt over a white T-shirt paired with tan pants and white sneakers with pink laces.

The “Deadpool” actor, 49, also sported a silver watch and bracelets.

The couple — who have been married since 2012 — are frequently seen out in New York City, where they own a luxury apartment in Tribeca.

Last week, the “Green Lantern” co-stars enjoyed a frozen yogurt date in the Big Apple without their four kids: James, 11, Inez, 9, Betty, 6, and Olin, 3.

The outing came two days after Lively and her “It Ends With Us” co-star Justin Baldoni were both no-shows at a court hearing related to the latter’s dismissed defamation lawsuit.

Baldoni, 42, sued Lively and Reynolds for $400 million in January 2025, but the lawsuit was tossed out last June.

Now, Lively is requesting that the director pay her legal fees and any additional costs from the case. She also wants to be awarded triple damages and punitive damages.

The mom of four and Baldoni were set to face off in court on May 18 regarding her 2023 lawsuit against Baldoni — but the legal battle was settled two weeks prior.

Before the settlement, a judge had tossed out 10 out of 13 of Lively’s allegations from her lawsuit, including conspiracy, sexual harassment and defamation.

Both Lively and Baldoni’s legal teams claimed victory in the outcome.

“It was an incredible opportunity, and I don’t think you pass up an incredible opportunity,” Baldoni’s lawyer, Bryan Freedman, told TMZ on May 5, calling the settlement a “huge victory.”

Freedman also claimed Lively settled because she was “scared” to testify at trial.

Meanwhile, Lively’s team called the settlement a “resounding victory” for the “Age of Adeline” actress.

Reynolds, who has been by his wife’s side throughout the legal battle, called Lively “fearless” in his Mother’s Day tribute to her last month.

“I appreciate this mother beyond measure,” he wrote on Instagram. “She is kind. She is fearless. She’s the absolute love of my life.”