Michael B. Jordan and co-star Chante Adams cozy up on set of Denzel Washington’s Journal For Jordan

He is dating model Lori Harvey as he recently pulled out all the stops for her on Valentine’s Day.

And things certainly seem to be going well for Michael B. Jordan as his on-screen love-interest is just as gorgeous as his real life girlfriend.

The 34-year-old actor cozied up to stunning co-star Chante Adams as they filmed a romantic scene for the film A Journal for Jordan in the Upper Manhattan neighborhood of New York City on Wednesday morning.

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There definitely seemed to be chemistry between the two actors as they took direction from Denzel Washington who is helming the film.

Michael even offered up his muscular arm for Chante, 26, to hold onto as they walked side-by-side.

No doubt the hunky actor’s character was smitten as he stuck his tongue out while staring adoringly at Chante.

The two even shared a few embraces while giggling while filming the romantic scene.

Michael’s character in the film certainly seems to be a photography enthusiast as he has been seen with a single-lens reflex (SLR) camera on most days of filming.

He even stopped to snap a few photos of Chante who struck her best poses outside the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art museum and even showed off a few dance moves.

Michael donned a light blue sweater over a darker blue T-shirt, khaki trousers, and a pair of brown leather loafers.

Chante was a ray of sunshine in a bright yellow sweater tucked into blue bell bottomed jeans.

She completed her look with plenty of black leather including belt, heeled booties, and quilted bag.

Her brunette tresses were worn down as she showed off her natural looks by wearing minimal make-up. 

Denzel, 66, opted for comfort in a dark checked flannel, black trousers, blue sneakers, and a black New York Yankees baseball cap.

While he won’t be seen in front of the camera for this project, the dramatic film marks Washington’s fourth directorial effort, following the Oscar-winning Fences in 2016.

Journal For Jordan is centered around the relationship between First Sergeant Charles Monroe King and journalist Dana Canedy, whose 2008 memoir provides material for the movie. 

 King had kept journals of his deployment in the Iraq War – in which he perished in 2006 – with messages for his son Jordan, who was seven months old when his father died.

Both Jordan and Washington are producers on the movie, and Jordan said he was ‘a sponge right now’ working with the Hollywood icon.

‘Being directed by the GOAT – Denzel, himself – and being able to work with a very talented cast and actress in Chanté Adams, it’s something that I’ve been looking forward to,’ he told The Hollywood Reporter earlier last month.

Jordan added, ‘We’re having a blast and I’m getting a masterclass and a crazy education on character development, directing, and producing from Todd Black and Denzel Washington. It’s a great thing.’