Two-panel image of actor Jeremy Allen White shirtless in a new photoshoot for Calvin Klein. On the left, he sits in an armchair in gray briefs. On the right, he sits poolside in black briefs next to a dog in LA.

Jeremy Allen White and Calvin Klein just sent the internet into a spiral of morning horniness for a second time this year.

And you know what? We’re not complaining.

Following the success of his tighty-whitey-clad campaign back in January, The Bear star donned his skiivies once more for the brand’s fall-winter 2024 collection.

The biggest difference? The 33-year-old Emmy Award-winner is now also wearing jeans.

Prepare to swoon….

Instead of rocking white briefs on a Manhattan rooftop, White bounces between gray and black boxers, an unbuttoned denim vest, and dark jeans in sunny Los Angeles.

Still, the best part is the Mert Alas-directed advertisement, where he pours water down his perfectly sculpted abs and shows off his bulging biceps and tats alongside some pups.

Although White — who got frisky in Shameless and recently starred as a Von Erich brother in The Iron Claw — was comfortable stripping down in front of the camera, his first CK shoot seemingly put him even more at ease.

“I was in New York when the first campaign went up,” he recalled to GQ. “When they put the billboard up on Houston, I woke up early that morning and I went with a buddy of mine who brought his camera and took it in before the public took it in. And that felt really wonderful and intimate, and like an achievement.”

Of course, he admitted, after that, “everybody else saw it.” Still, their reactions were “cool and surprising.”

Naturally, the most vocal reactions came from Gay Twitter X users, who were equally excited about the second campaign.

Normally, this is where we’d insert a “Yes, daddy chef” joke.

But the New York-born actor’s next project has him taking on a mantle much bigger than The Bear‘s Carmy Berzatto, award-winning Chicago chef.

White is set to portray Bruce Springsteen in upcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere, bringing the “Born in the USA” singer’s signature gruff singing voice (and denim) to life.

“I’ve got a really talented group of people helping me train vocally, musically, to get ready for this thing,” he told GQ. “I’m also really lucky [that] Bruce is really supportive of the film and so I’ve had some access to him and he’s just the greatest guy.”

We’ve got a good feeling about White’s portrayal — considering he’s already proven himself to be The Boss of underwear photoshoots.

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