Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence celebrated Father’s Day with her husband of three years – art dealer Cooke Maroney – and their 16-month-old son Cy at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan’s Upper West Side neighborhood on Sunday.

The Kentucky-born 32-year-old shielded her make-up free complexion with a $45 navy-blue Polo Ralph Lauren ‘Cotton Chino Ball Cap’ and wore a black tank top under a blue blouse, baggy blue jeans, and black Adidas ‘Samba’ sneakers.

The 38-year-old Vermont native – who’s said to serve as director of Gladstone 64 gallery – carried his mini-me while clad n a simple white T-shirt, navy-blue slacks, and Vans sneakers.

Lawrence found a unique way to bond with her much younger onscreen leading man Andrew Barth Feldman for Gene Stupnitsky’s coming-of-age sex comedy No Hard Feelings, which hits US theater this Friday.

Father’s Day family fun! Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and her husband of three years – art dealer Cooke Maroney – brought their 16-month-old son Cy to the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan’s Upper West Side neighborhood on Sunday

‘We quickly realized that we’re both most comfortable once we’ve overshared,’ the 21-year-old Harvard University student recalled to The Independent on Sunday.

‘So day one of shooting, we were telling each other our deepest, darkest secrets.’

Andrew added: ‘It’s amazing that she’s become this very special person in my life, who I think is gonna be in my life now for a very long time. She’s still one of my closest friends, but when we’re on camera together doing interviews, I’m very aware that people are gonna be watching us and saying, that’s Jennifer Lawrence and this… Muppet!’

The Causeway producer-star executive produced and stars as a Craigslist escort, who gets paid by helicopter parents to date their Princeton-bound virginal 19-year-old son played by Feldman.

Jennifer’s former Uber driver character Maggie is lured into the unseemly deal in order to save her mother’s home and replace her repossessed car with a Buick Regal.

‘I think we all had a sense that this is a controversial premise,’ the Dear Evan Hansen thespian noted.

‘But the film never condones the things that Jennifer’s character does or that my character’s parents do. This is a movie about flawed people and it’s a cringe comedy. You’re meant to cringe! You’re meant to sit with those uncomfortable feelings.’

However, no one batted an eye when esteemed filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson cast 27-year-old Alana Haim to play the love interest to 16-year-old Cooper Hoffman in his three-time Oscar-nominated 2021 box office bomb, Licorice Pizza.

No Hard Feelings – which hit UK theaters last Friday – also features Matthew Broderick, Laura Benanti, Natalie Morales, Scott MacArthur, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Hasan Minhaj, and Kyle Mooney.

It’s unclear when Lawrence will ever begin work playing the late, great talent agent Sue Mengers in Paolo Sorrentino’s biopic Sue for Apple TV+, especially considering the ongoing WGA strike.

Hitting US theater this Friday! Jennifer found a unique way to bond with her much younger onscreen leading man Andrew Barth Feldman (L) for Gene Stupnitsky’s coming-of-age sex comedy No Hard Feelings

The 21-year-old Harvard University student (L, pictured last Thursday) recalled to The Independent on Sunday: ‘We quickly realized that we’re both most comfortable once we’ve overshared. So day one of shooting, we were telling each other our deepest, darkest secrets’

Andrew added: ‘It’s amazing that she’s become this very special person in my life, who I think is gonna be in my life now for a very long time. She’s still one of my closest friends, but when we’re on camera together doing interviews, I’m very aware that people are gonna be watching us and saying, that’s Jennifer Lawrence and this… Muppet!’

Seduction: The Causeway producer-star executive produced and stars as a Craigslist escort, who gets paid by helicopter parents to date their Princeton-bound virginal 19-year-old son played by Feldman (L)

Compromise: Jennifer’s former Uber driver character Maggie is lured into the unseemly deal in order to save her mother’s home and replace her repossessed car with a Buick Regal

The Dear Evan Hansen thespian noted: ‘I think we all had a sense that this is a controversial premise. But the film never condones the things that Jennifer’s character does or that my character’s parents do. This is a movie about flawed people and it’s a cringe comedy. You’re meant to cringe! You’re meant to sit with those uncomfortable feelings’