Last week, the 'Thats What I Want' hitmaker showed off his six-pack abs while telling straight men that they'd better be 'happy' because he's gay as he could've taken 'y'all b***hes very easily.'
- Nov 17, 2022
AceShowbiz - Lil Nas X clearly knows how to send his fans into a frenzy. The "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)" hitmaker successfully left little to the imagination after he shared nearly nude bubble bath selfies on social media.
Making use of Instagram and Twitter on Wednesday, November 16, the 23-year-old star posted several nude selfies while enjoying a relaxing bubble bath in the jacuzzi tub at his fancy hotel in Belgium.
In the pictures, Lil Nas X could be seen standing naked in a beautiful bathtub. The "Thats What I Want" crooner also showed off his six-pack abs while covering his lower stomach area with bubbles. "me in yo bathroom after f**kin yo b***h," he captioned the photos he shared on Twitter.
The steamy photos definitely sent his fans into a frenzy. One thirsty fan immediately took over the comment section and wrote, "Who knows how to remove bubbles from a picture asking for a friend." Another person requested, "Remove the cloud pls."
"Blowing on my screen in an absolutely manic fashion rn trying to blow the bubbles away," a third chimed in. Another fan had a better idea. "Never wanted to be soap so bad," they confessed.
Last week, Lil Nas X also showcased his enviable figure. On November 9, the "Old Town Road" hitmaker turned to his Twitter account to share a video of him showing off his toned body while taking a mirror selfie. In the clip, he said, "Y'all should be happy I'm gay, cuz I would take all y'all b***hes, like, very easily."
His sexy posts came after he was accused by a social media troll of being "closeted heterosexual." Clearing things up, he hilariously clapped back, "i'm the first n***a to have to beat straight allegations." As if it's not enough, he also retweeted a tweet from @tommyasterisk who asked, "Fellas, is it straight to be gay?"
Lil Nas X came out as gay in the summer of 2019. In an interview with GQ last November, the star, whose real name is Montero Lamar Hill, said that he believes more gay rappers would appear in the future.
