- Jonathan Bailey has a viral moment in Sydney
- The actor stuns fans with his very toned legs
- He steals the spotlight in short shorts
The spotlight was firmly on Jonathan Bailey as he joined his 'Wicked' co-stars in Sydney, Australia, to promote the highly anticipated musical film. The 36-year-old actor, famous for his role in Bridgerton, made headlines as photos of his appearance quickly spread across the internet, capturing fans' attention worldwide.
A daring fashion statement
Bailey's choice of attire was a topic of conversation as he donned tiny black shorts paired with a black long-sleeved shirt, showcasing his muscular legs. Completing his ensemble with loafers and black sunglasses, the British star stood out amidst his co-stars, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, who opted for more reserved green and pink outfits respectively.
Social media frenzy
The reaction on social media was swift and intense. Fans took to various platforms to express their admiration, with one user declaring, "I'll tell you what's WICKED — my thoughts about Jonathan Bailey's legs." Another enthusiastically commented, "I want, no NEED, Jonathan Bailey's legs wrapped around me." The actor's legs became a focal point, sparking a wave of comments and memes.
The world premiere of 'Wicked 'took place in Sydney, marking a significant event for the film. The movie explores the unlikely friendship between "Elphaba," portrayed by Cynthia Erivo, and "Glinda," played by Ariana Grande, set in the magical land of "Oz". As a prequel to 'The Wizard of Oz,' 'Wicked' delves into the backstory of these characters before "Dorothy's" arrival.
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Jonathan Bailey's role in 'Wicked'
In the film, Bailey takes on the role of "Fiyero Tigelaar," "Elphaba's" love interest. His performance, alongside Ariana Grande, was recently the subject of fan discussion following the release of a scene from the movie. While their passionate rendition of "Dancing Through Life" was praised, some fans criticized the lighting, comparing the film's aesthetics to a reality show.
