Desmond Scott’s mystery make-out partner — yeah, the one he was locking lips with just two days after we broke the story his estranged wife Kristy hit him with divorce papers — has officially been identified.

Sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ the woman getting hot and heavy with Desmond last Sunday is Marissa Springer, a 24-year-old local Houston model who’s also currently in school working toward her master’s degree in business.

We’re told the two met for the first time earlier that night at Houston bar Sante through a mutual pal … and Marissa had no clue about Desmond’s online fame. Our sources say it was also her understanding that he was single at the time.

As for how things escalated so quickly? We’re told there was an instant spark … and with a few drinks flowing, it turned into drunken fun that heated up fast. It’s unclear whether this turns into anything more.

Bad Bunny just dropped another trailer for his Super Bowl Halftime Show … and the takeaway?? Everyone’s gonna dance on Feb. 8 — no matter who they are or where they’re from.

The clip was fittingly shot on his home turf in Puerto Rico … and the global music sensation kicks it off by hitting the play button on his popular “BAILE INoLVIDABLE” track.

A dance party ensues underneath a Flamboyant tree … and BB shows off his moves with a handful of female and male partners of different ages and backgrounds.

Of course, some folks like Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson believe because the NFL is anchored in the United States, an American act should get the gig … even though Bunny is from P.R., a U.S. territory.

There’s also been criticism surrounding Bunny’s songs being primarily in Spanish … as well as his past comments about America and President Donald Trump.

Turning Point USA even took so much issue with Bunny’s hiring that the organization took it upon itself to host its own show, although acts have yet to have been revealed.

The NHL’s top suit, Gary Bettman, confessed he binge-watched all six episodes of “Heated Rivalry” in one night … and while he admits it can get a bit steamy, he says it’s had a positive impact on the league!!

Bettman — the league’s 73-year-old commissioner — says the NHL has been well aware of the hit HBO Max series that’s taken the world by storm, and you can add him to the list of fans.

“It was very well done,” Bettman told reporters in a scrum before Thursday’s game between the San Jose Sharks and Washington Capitals. “The content, particularly for young people, might be a little spicy. And so you have to balance that out in terms of how you embrace it.”

Bettman said he caught nods to league history, from Sochi trips to the All-Star Game in Tampa, and gave the show credit for how well it was put together.

“I thought the storyline was very compelling and a lot of fun, because I could see where they were picking at things that we had in the past,” Bettman added.

This wasn’t just a curiosity watch — he clearly was all the way locked in.

But before anyone crowns “Heated Rivalry” as official NHL-approved programming, Bettman made it clear the league has to tread carefully.