Hollywood’s Hottest Hunks

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Hollywood’s Hottest Hunks

Presenting the actors, models and reality stars — including Charlie Hunnam, Zac Efron and Ryan Reynolds — who are bringing the heat this summer.

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Hollywood’s Hottest Hunks

Presenting the actors, models and reality stars — including Charlie Hunnam, Zac Efron and Ryan Reynolds — who are bringing the heat this summer.

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Zac Efron

The Baywatch actor is thinking “about settling down,” he recently ­admitted to ­Cosmopolitan. But the perfect gal would have to win over his younger brother, Dylan, says Efron: “We live together and we’re different in a lot of ways, but he’s really grounded. He lived a more normal life than I did growing up, so he’s a great barometer for me.”  

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Idris Elba

Prepping to play gunslinger Roland in The Dark Tower required the Brit to pull double duty, scheduling firearms training around workouts for his pro kickboxing debut last fall. Good thing he didn’t need much work. Brags the father of two, “I have good aim!”  

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Scott Eastwood

To enter the family business, Eastwood had to work on more than just his craft. Dad Clint “is a machine about food and exercise,” explains the star of Overdrive. “He showed me how to lift when I was 14 or 15.”

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Kit Harington

 While Jon Snow was deflowered in a cave, the London-born star of Game of Thrones says his first time “was a little less left-field” — at a house party during his teen years. The actor ­admits he “was ­probably too young” but harbors no ­regrets: “I think the girl and I just kind of wanted to. You either hold on and do it right, or you’re young and decide to get the monkey off your back.”

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Charlie Hunnam

To maintain “a high fitness level across the board,” the King Arthur: Legend of the Sword actor supplements his routine of running, swimming, jumping rope, hiking and jujitsu by regularly hitting the sheets with girlfriend of more than a decade Morgana McNelis. The Sons of Anarchy alum told Men’s Health he tries “to make love as often as I can. That’s an important part of fitness.” 

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Jason Momoa

When he was tapped to play Aquaman, the actor instantly thought of kids Lola, and Nakoa-Wolf (with wife Lisa Bonet). “My son is the biggest Batman fan, and my daughter loves Wonder Woman,” he says of filming this fall’s Justice League. “It’ll be cool for them to see me.” 

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Mike Colter

Note to Luke Cage fans: the actor is cool with you calling out his Netflix character’s name on the street — “It’s their way of saying hello,” he tells Us — but some situations call for a little privacy. “I had someone follow me into the restroom one time,” he ­reveals of a female autograph seeker. I’m like, ‘You gotta get out!’” Still, the dad of one, next up in Girls Trip, says he wasn’t completely turned off by the potty talk: “They’re passionate fans. I’m just happy to be part of their world.”

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Tom Hardy

 The star of Dunkirk knows his way around the bedroom. Just ask his wife, ­Charlotte Riley. “I love ­recycling. He’s good at making the bed,” the actress says of her husband. “It works brilliantly.”

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Ryan Reynolds

 Credit the actor’s two daughters with keeping his upper body ripped. When older daughter James was an infant, the star of The Hitman’s Bodyguard would take her on hikes. He tells Us, “Having an 18-pound baby on you is just a better workout.”

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Matt Bomer

 Passing on his penchant for charity makes the Last Tycoon actor beam. When Kit and twins Henry and Walker see buskers in their L.A. ’hood, “they take money out of our pockets,” his husband, Simon Halls, tells Us. Adds the Amazon star, “They’re so proud to give it to them.”

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Cameron Dallas

The YouTube sensation says a sure sign he’s serious about a girl is that she ­becomes a fixture on his social media. Noting he wouldn’t Snapchat himself on a date unless they’re “official,” the ­Chasing Cameron star tells Us, “I want to make sure the person’s cool before I introduce them to my fans. Kind of like how you make sure someone’s dope before they meet your parents.”  

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Kevin Hart

Though he and expectant wife Eniko have a “running list” of restaurants they’re eager to try, the ­couple’s favorite spot is ­inside their L.A.-area home. “We like to relax and talk,” the I Can’t Make This Up ­author, also dad of Heaven and Hendrix with ex‑wife Torrei, tells Us. “We like the fact that we’re friends. I think if you have a partner you can actually look at as your friend, your relationship speaks volumes.” 

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Nick Jonas

 Yes, the buff former boy-bander — he packed on 20 pounds of muscle to play an MMA fighter on Kingdom — is aware of the fan sites dedicated to his rear end. “It’s funny,” the star of the AT&T Audience Network series ­admits to Us. “I think of it as a fantasy world ­because if you start to read into that s--t it gets really exhausting. But I’m flattered!”

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Michael B. Jordan

Suiting up for 2018’s Black ­Panther required Jordan to get into supershape. The actor — also preparing to reprise his role as boxer Adonis Creed — cut out sugar, carbs and dairy, he tells Us, “and then I did a lot of cardio to shred out.” Along with basketball, swimming and boxing (“It’s second nature to me!”), he mastered martial arts. Says Jordan, “I’ll be doing a lot of my own stuff in the film.”  

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Chris Hemsworth

The avid surfer has no regrets about relocating his brood (daughter India Rose and twins Sasha and Tristan with model wife Elsa Pataky) from L.A. to his native Australia. Explains the star of fall’s Thor: Ragnarok, “When I get home, it’s straight down the beach.”

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Tarek El Moussa

After years of weight-lifting, the HGTV star found his om. “Hot yoga is the last thing I thought I would ever do,” says the dad of two, who films Flip or Flop with ex Christina. “Now I’m obsessed.”