There is a theoretical limit to how cold an object can be, that being absolute zero. Is there a theoretical?

limit to how hot an object can be? Like for instance, hotter than Scarlett Johansson?There is a theoretical limit to how cold an object can be, that being absolute zero. Is there a theoretical?
In the Standard Model, the highest temperature that makes any sense is the Planck Temperature, which is about 10^23 K and way, WAY hotter than anything in existence. See the reference...