Chord Overstreet has admitted to doing a full-frontal photoshoot with a nudey mag, and while he was paid top dollar for the x-rated moment, the pictures were never officially released. Booooo.
Back in 2010, during the second season of Ryan Murphy’s Glee, Chord Overstreet signed up as Sam ‘trouty mouth’ Evans. He was the token pretty boy, and soon enough, just about everyone was thirsting after him – teachers included. Glee was not opposed to capitalising on his abs, and I’m pretty sure he spent more time with his clothes off than on.
Though there are already countless scantily clad pictures of Chord across the internet, during a recent apperence on Celebrity Weakest Link, he exposed his own full frontal moment.
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Chord Overstreet’s full frontal moment was with Playgirl
During a recent episode of Celebrity Weakest Link with the iconic Jane Lynch as the host, Chord talked about going on tour with the Glee cast between 2010 and 2011. She then asked him about a $100k offer to get his clothes off on camera, and shockingly, he admitted to following through with it.
“I got asked to do a full-frontal spread in Playgirl. We shot it, and the images were so…,” he trailed off, leaving us all to wonder. “We shot it, we filmed it.”
Despite doing the photoshoot and pocketing the money, the pictures never saw the light of day. Why? An unnamed publicist who I am now declaring public enemy number one.
@foxtv y’all heard jane, we have a task at hand!
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“I pocketed the money and it was the biggest issue that they had ever had — pre-orders, pre-sales — and then my publicist pulled it off the rack,” he added. “It’s out there somewhere.”
Jane Lynch had the right idea, though, urging people in the audience to hunt high and low for the x-rated snaps.
“The way my jaw dropped,” one person wrote back on TikTok.
“I’m on it, Jane,” another person declared.
Stop what you’re doing. Drop your babies. Find. The. Pictures.
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