“What Lovers Do” is awkwardly hold hands on red carpets.
Behati Prinsloo forcefully grabbed her husband, Adam Levine’s, hand while the couple posed together on the red carpet at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Friday night.
Their loved-up posing comes one year after the Maroon 5 singer’s cheating scandal.
In September 2022, the Grammy winner found himself the focus of a string of unflattering headlines for exchanging flirtatious direct messages via Instagram with Summer Stroh while Prinsloo was pregnant with their son. Two other models also came forward to level similar charges against Levine.
“It is truly unreal how f–king hot you are. Like it blows my mind,” read one cringe-worthy text Levine allegedly sent Stroh.
The “AHS” actor denied any kind of physical affair but did confess to having “crossed the line” with his messages.
“I used poor judgment in speaking with anyone other than my wife in ANY kind of flirtatious manner,” the “Voice” alum wrote in a statement on his Instagram Stories at the time.
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Earlier this year Levine took time out of a Maroon 5 show in Las Vegas to praise his family, explaining to the audience that he, “used to for myself, and now I do this for them,” meaning his wife, Behati Prinsloo, and their children.
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The Victoria’s Secret Angel, 35, recently revealed the sex of their newest baby on the “Mother Daze” podcast. She and Levine, 44, welcomed their third baby — a boy — in January but waited a couple of months to confirm his birth by sharing an Instagram photo of his feet.
The couple also share daughters, Dusty, 7, and Gio, 5.
As for Friday night’s event, Levine was on hand to help induct George Michael into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, along with Miguel and Carrie Underwood.
He sang “Faith,” while Miguel took on “Careless Whisper” and Underwood closed out the segment with “One More Try.”
Other musicians inducted included Sheryl Crow, Willie Nelson and Missy Elliot.
