Kaley Cuoco Loses Coverage, Not Class, In Dinner Corset Spill-Out

Scroll for the photos. If you don't live inside Kaley's Instagram, ultra-chilled nightwear is the norm, with the pandemic even seeing Kaley deem her Amazon nightgowns an "essential item."

It was full eveningwear on Friday, though. Kaley posted group shots with superstar comedian Kevin Hart and actor Woody Harrelson, with fans getting two looks. The first showed the blonde smiling with her Toronto buddies and wearing a plunging and very revealing black satin corset and open tan jacket, with Kaley also seen at the table and enjoying dinner and a glass of wine.

Kaley, also showing off a leggy metallic minidress, proved she's a class act with or without the cleavage, although the first outfit was definitely something alter ego and on-screen character Penny might have picked.

"Thanks for the laughs and the love @manfromtoronto !! I would have paid my own money to be on that set with this cast and crew 🎬," Kaley wrote, then promoting the movie as she added: "@kevinhart4real & @woodyharrelson comedy gold together ! @futuresjasmine you are the stars! "

Kaley has been making headlines galore, with her current Toronto travels preceded by a two-month NYC shooting stint as pandemic-paused "The Flight Attendant" resumed filming. Touted as the hottest thriller of fall and airing on HBO Max beginning November 26, the series will bring Kaley playing Cassandra Bowden, a woman who wakes up hungover in a Dubai hotel room only to find a dead body lying next to her.

Kaley has already called the role "ideal" after NBC comedy series "Big Bang," Scroll for the trailer.

Kaley, fresh from fronting L.A. Confidential in a stunning see-through dress, has been getting interviewed left, right, and center. Speaking to LA Times about "The Flight Attendant," the actress admitted it might not be up everyone's alley.

“Some people are gonna love it, some people are gonna hate it – like, I know that’s gonna happen. My whole career has prepared me for that. But I love TV, I grew up on TV. And I can go to bed knowing I made the best show possible, and that thrills me.”