Fans have taken to social media to criticize Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez for kissing in front of the Gone Girl actor's kids.
The newlyweds opted to spend their honeymoon in Paris with Affleck's daughters, 16-year-old Violet and 13-year-old Seraphina; and Lopez's daughter, 14-year-old Emme, from her marriage to Marc Anthony.
The pair got married at a surprise wedding ceremony in Las Vegas last weekend, and by the time they were on their honeymoon, they still couldn't keep their hands off one another.
Affleck's eldest daughter Violet is seen in images taken on Thursday at Le Matignon restaurant smiling as her father and his new wife make out during dinner.
The Argo star, 49, shares Violet and Seraphina with his ex-wife Jennifer Garner from whom he separated back in 2015.
Some critics have taken to Facebook to slam the happy couple for not even attempting to conceal their affection for each other in front of their respective children.
One person wrote: "That's very inappropriate!!"
Another added: "I think it's just bad manners to have full on snogs in front of anyone let alone your teenage children. Why would you want to [embarrass] them with your lack of self control It's just yucky."
A third said: "I don’t think they need to pash at the dinner table. Keep it classy."
A fourth remarked: "Poor children."
However, not all comments were so critical of the pair's PDA, with one person insisting: "Nothing wrong with showing your other half love and affection in person. This is why some adults cannot recognise loving and caring relationships later on in life."
Another penned: "Not sure it’s awkward ~ showing love in front of children should be a MUST!! The fact that some make it awkward baffles me…"
Lopez announced their nuptials in a statement in her On the JLo newsletter on Sunday (July 17), writing: "We did it. Love is beautiful. Love is kind. And it turns out love is patient. Twenty years patient."
She continued: "Last night we flew to Vegas, stood in line for a licence with four other couples, all making the same journey to the wedding capital of the world."
The singer and actress said: "All of us wanting the same thing. For the world to recognize us as partners and to declare our love to the world through the ancient and nearly universal symbol of marriage."