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Tom Daley’s steamy Instagram post has left fans hot and bothered.
On 11 August, the beloved athlete closed out the 2024 Paris Olympics in the best way possible, doing the viral choreography to Charli XCX’s hit song ‘Apple’.
However, instead of doing the iconic dance solo, he was joined by his equally handsome Team GB diving peers – Jack Laugher, Kyle Kothari, Anthony Harding, Noah Williams, and Jordan Houlden – who were wearing tight speedos.
“BRAT Summer Olympics,” Daley’s caption read.
Of course, it didn’t take long for fans to inundate his comment section with hilarious and thirsty messages.
One person wrote: “I’m sure ya’ll heard the gaggle of gays gay gasping! We’re blessed. Thank you!”
Another fan commented: “Back again, and my eyes just keeps going to one place at everyone all at once.”
A third follower added: “Definitely gonna miss this Olympics so much.”
Team GB also received a supportive comment from Adidas, who wrote “ten out of ten” alongside fire emojis.
Daley’s BRAT-inspired video comes a week after he made headlines for the NSFW present he gave to his diving partner Williams.
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In an interview on Daley’s YouTube channel, which has resurfaced as a result of their participation in the 2024 Paris Olympics, the diver and knitting enthusiast revealed that he made Williams a “c**k sock”.
“It was your 21st birthday and we were in the middle of Budapest,” said Daley, “and I was like, ‘What am I going to get him for his birthday? You know what, I’ve got yarn, I’ve got a crochet hook, and I’m gonna make him a c**k sock.'”
The 30-year-old then stated that he knew what size to make the sock because he goes by “the one-size-fits-most rule”.
Williams then asked Daley if he’s “surprised that I’ve actually worn it a few times”, to which Daley responded: “No, I’m not. I think you actually posted a photo on your OnlyFans of you in your c**k sock. It’s nice that they’re used.
“Most of the time people use it as, like, a little novelty thing that never actually gets used. So, yeah, at least it’s used.”
During this year’s Olympic Games, Daley and Williams came out on top when they won silver in the synchronized 10-meter diving event.