Jerry Seinfeld, 70, goes WILD at the Met Gala as he is joined by his wife Jessica, 52... after concerns for his health

Jerry Seinfeld seemed to go wild at the Met Gala in New York City on Monday as he made excited faces while waving his hands around.

The sitcom star was waving to fans as he seemed to be having the time of his life on the red carpet as he also mingled with Jimmy Fallon.

The 70-year-old comedian was dapper in a black tux. 

The actor was joined by his blonde wife Jessica, 52, as she wore a stunning black dress that showed off her legs as she added high heels and held onto a purse.

Jerry has been busy all month promoting his new film Unfrosted.

It is about the creation of the Pop Tart and also stars Melissa McCarthy and Amy Schumer. 

Jerry Seinfeld seemed to go wild at the Met Gala in New York City on Monday as he made excited faces while waving his hands around with his wife Jessica by his side

The sitcom star was waving to fans as he seemed to be having the time of his life on the red carpet

This comes after he was joined by his family during the premiere of Unfrosted, which took place at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood on Tuesday evening.

was accompanied by his wife Jessica, 52, as well as their daughter Sascha, 23, and sons Julian, 21, and Shepherd, 18, during his time on the red carpet of the event.

The performer - who recently discussed the effects of the 'extreme left' on comedy - was also seen hamming it up with a Pop-Tart character who was playfully begging for a ticket to the movie.

Seinfeld looked sharp while wearing a dark gray jacket and matching pants at the star-studded event.

The actor - whose appearance came after he sparked fears for his health - completed his look with a black button-up shirt, navy blue tie and leather shoes.

Jessica donned a bright blue dress that was contrasted with a pair of red high-heeled shoes at the premiere.

The author accessorized with a set of gold necklaces, and her golden blonde locks fell onto her shoulders.

Unfrosted serves as Seinfeld's feature directorial debut, and he both co-wrote and co-produced the film.

Here he waved both hands with pal Jimmy Fallon behind him

Jerry made a big deal of showing off his wife, Jessica, as Jimmy was on the left

The 70-year-old comedian was dapper in a black tux

 The actor was joined by his blonde wife Jessica, 52, as she wore a stunning black dress that showed off her legs as she added high heels and held onto a purse

The movie, which is set in the 1960s, follows the competition between Kellogg's and Post Cereal as they attempt to develop a breakfast pastry.

The comedian stars as Kellogg's employee Bob Cabana in the upcoming feature. Unfrosted also features the talents of an ensemble cast that includes the likes of Melissa McCarthy, Hugh Grant and Peter Dinklage, among many others.

Development on the project was revealed to the public in 2021, and production commenced in May of 2022.

Seinfeld's latest red carpet outing comes after the comedian sparked concern for his health when fans spotted a worrying details during a recent appearance on In Depth with Graham Bensinger over the weekend. 

During the interview, which was filmed at the end of March, Jerry reflected on his impressive career and spoke adoringly about his family life. 

But viewers couldn't help but notice how he appeared to repeatedly shake his head throughout the conversation. 

In late April he was joined by his family during the premiere of Unfrosted, which took place at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood; seen with wife Jessica and children: Julian (far left), 21, Shepherd, 18, and Sascha, 23, (far right)

Seinfeld's latest red carpet outing comes after the comedian sparked concern for his health when fans spotted a worrying details during a recent appearance on In Depth with Graham Bensinger over the weekend

Viewers couldn't help but notice how he appeared to repeatedly shake his head throughout the conversation

'Go see your physician,' urged one, who voiced their concern underneath a clip of the interview shared to Facebook.

'He has a tremor,' claimed another, while a third said: 'When did he start having motor issues? Had no idea.'

A fourth feared he may have Parkinson's and asked: Does Jerry Seinfeld have the beginnings of Parkinson's or some other affliction? His head is trembling.'

A tremor or an uncontrollable movement is one of the most well-known signs of Parkinson's and can be the very first symptom to appear.

Parkinson's is the fastest-growing neurological condition in the world and there is currently no cure. However, knowing the symptoms of Parkinson's can lead to earlier diagnoses and access to treatments that improve patients' quality of life.

Around 90,000 Americans and 18,000 Brits are diagnosed with the condition every year, with charities estimating that one in 37 people alive today will be diagnosed in their lifetime.

Jerry has not addressed the comments.

DailyMail.com has contacted representatives for him for comment.

The poster for Unfrosted which came out May 3 on Netflix

In regards to his recent project, Seinfeld opened up about working on Unfrosted during an interview with CBS and discussed why he chose to make his feature directorial debut with the project.

'I thought, what would be the least work? The least work is for me to just tell the actor how to say it, instead of me telling the director, and then the director telling the actor,' he said.

The performer also spoke about how he chose to set up the film's comedic scenes. 

'You always wanna be in very serious places in comedy, 'cause it makes it easier to be funny. The more you're supposed to act right, when you act wrong, it's funny,' he stated.

Seinfeld went on to discuss how his work as a standup comedian inadvertently prepared him for his first time directing a feature film. 

'I'm a comedian, so I'm used to talking to people in an uncomfortable situation... That's not that different from a movie set. This is all awkward. And everyone's nervous,' he said.