Orlando Bloom kisses his stunning Romeo And Juliet co-star Condola Rashad at photo call for their new play

His real life Juliet is his stunning supermodel wife Miranda Kerr.
But Orlando Bloom was seen locking lips with another beauty on Wednesday.
However, the Australian model has nothing to fear, for the actor's kissing companion was just his theatre co-star, two-time Tony Award nominee Condola Rashad.

What would Miranda think? Orlando Bloom kissed his co-star Condola Rashad on the lips at a photo call for their new play Romeo And Juliet in New York on Wednesday

Orlando and Condola raised temperatures at a photo call for their new play Romeo And Juliet, a mixed-raced contemporary production, in New York. 
With the two depicting star-crossed lovers in the play, the pair were seen putting on a show, kissing and cuddling for the cameras.
Looking striking in a very low-cut floral dress, Condola even jumped on the back of Orlando's motorcycle.

Come ride with me: Condola even jumped on the back of Orlando's motorcycle

Holding hands: The duo held hands as they posed for the cameras whilst sitting on a set of stairs

The 26-year-old daughter of Phylicia Rashād and former NFL wide receiver and sportscaster Ahmad Rashād, commanded attention in the pretty frock which she paired with navy blue wedge trainers.
Meanwhile, Orlando, 36, looked his rugged and handsome self in a light grey sweater worn over an open-neck shirt teamed with black waxed jeans and scuffed shoes.
After cuddling up to one another, the pair showed their rebellious streak by doing graffiti on a wall, including a scribbling of their initials and a cute love heart.

Cool customer: Orlando looked his rugged and handsome self in a light grey sweater worn over an open-neck shirt teamed with black waxed jeans and scuffed shoes

Flirty in floral: The 26-year-old daughter of Phylicia Rashād and former NFL wide receiver and sportscaster Ahmad Rashād, commanded attention in a low-cut floral frock which she paired with navy blue wedge trainers

Starring into each other's eyes, it was hard not to notice the acting chemistry between the pair.
And it wasn't too long before they were joined by director David Leveaux, who posed for pictures with the pair.
Just last month a promotional snap for the play was released.
The simple yet effective image showed the characters dressed in crisp white shirts gazing at each other while lying on a bed.