Post Malone is falling in love overseas … The “I Had Some Help” hitmaker looked smitten with his girlfriend Christy Lee as they dined at a top-tier steakhouse in Paris Thursday evening.

Check out the snaps … Post isn’t too shy for some PDA as he leans into his new girlfriend, making her smile from ear to ear. She even goes in for a little smooch at one point. The couple seemed absolutely head over heels and unconcerned about being spotted.

The pair dined at Beefbar, a high-end steakhouse with roots in Monte Carlo that serves a Japanese wagyu filet for nearly $200.

An eyewitness spotted the loved-up couple around 11:30 PM local time … and even tells TMZ they kissed throughout their “very intimate” date.

The source says Post dined on Japanese beef and enjoyed some red wine with his lover … who apparently complained of a headache during their evening out.

After their PDA-filled dinner date, Post and Christy exited the fine dining spot hand-in-hand and entered a black vehicle. He showed chivalry is still alive by helping his boo into the car. Awww.

We broke the news last month — the musician ended his engagement to the mother of their child near the end of 2024 … and has been all about Christy this year.

Michael B. Jordan and Hailee Steinfeld make sin look good … ’cause they both stunned at the premiere of their new movie “Sinners.”

The two stars hit up Manhattan’s AMC Lincoln Square on Thursday for a first look at their highly anticipated new movie before going to the after-party at Aqua New York … and, in exclusive video obtained by TMZ, MBJ looked right in his element — grinning wide and chatting up everyone at the premiere.

He’s a natural in a crowd … laughing it up with some, chatting quietly with others — and totally captivating those around him. Not exactly a shock given he’s been one of the biggest stars in the world for a while.

Hailee wasn’t the center of attention in the clip … but, she did pose for pics and chat with a few acquaintances at the event — while wearing a fiery red gown.

Also at the premiere … writer-director Ryan Coogler, Miles Caton, Jack O’Connell, Wunmi Mosaku, Li Jun Li, Jayme Lawson, Omar Benson Miller, Delroy Lindo and more.

“Sinners” follows Jordan — playing twin brothers — who hope to leave their troubled lives behind by going back to their hometown … only to find a darker evil waiting for them.

The movie was set for release last month but had to be delayed due to post-production issues … stemming mainly from shooting the movie on film.

Has A.I. entered the White House? There’s an interesting theory circulating social media claiming President Trump‘s new sweeping reciprocal tariffs — slapping a minimum 10% tariff on nearly 100 countries — were formulated with the help of artificial intelligence.

The theory comes after several X users claimed they duplicated the same tariff plan via OpenAI’s ChatGPT and similar programs.

For background, the White House announced it calculated the size of the trade deficit between the U.S. and a given country and divided that by how much America imports from the chosen country. That number was then divided in half, reaching the new tariff rate.

Crypto trader Jordan “Cobie” Fish shared a screenshot asking ChatGPT to “calculate the tariffs that should be imposed on other countries so that the US is on even playing fields when it comes to trade deficit” with a baseline of 10% … and it answered with a noticeably similar plan to what the White House used.

ChatGPT warned Cobie the plan fails to take into account the “intricate dynamics of international trade — such as elasticities, retaliatory measures, and supply chain nuances.”

Plus, Elon Musk‘s AI chatbot Grok created a similar plan when instructed with the same prompt. It also cautioned one must “consider production costs, subsidies, and labor standards abroad” when hoping to achieve an “even playing field.”

Furthermore, Grok warned such a formula could cause “retaliation or higher costs for US consumers.”

Other X users have noticed similar formulas generated via 4o, o3 high, Gemini 2.5 pro, and Claude 3.7.

Economist James Surowiecki says he was also able to reverse-engineer the “fake tariff rates” … calling the simplicity of it all “extraordinary nonsense.”

When Trump announced his new tariffs Thursday, he said they were necessary to boost domestic manufacturing, create revenue for the U.S. and restore fairness to global trade.