However, these are no stars of the silver screen. David Walker and Laura O'Meara are simply an ordinary couple who cannot bear to go their separate ways to work without sharing a goodbye smooch.
The couple have set tongues wagging with their amorous farewells at London Bridge station - where they indulge in their daily ritual before a day at the office.
Platform passion: David Walker and his partner Laura kiss each other every morning as the part ways at London Bridge station
Stop and stare: The couple's clinch has set tongues wagging at London Bridge station where they smooch in full view of commuters
The couple said the early morning clinch sets them up for the day after their commute from Norbury in south London, and before they go their separate ways.
Mr Walker, a 39-year-old theatre technician, told the Metro: ‘We’re a very close couple and we’ve been together for a few years.
'When I first started dating her I instantly knew there was something different from the usual dates I had been on.
‘I knew pretty much straight away she was the one.'
Miss O'Meara, a 37-year-old software consultant, added: 'It's just the way we are, really.'
So in love: The couple, who are due to marry next month, say their ritual embrace is natural for them
Parting ways: The couple say their affectionate moment sets them up for the day
Their affections have not gone unnoticed by the public.
One commuter mentioned the couple in the Metro newspaper, asking: ‘Has anyone seen the middle-aged couple at London Bridge? They can’t be married, it’s scientifically impossible to love a wife that much.’
Another reader texted: ‘It’s lovely to see a bit of romance in the mornings.’
