Noah Centineo morphed into a muscle-bound marvel that fans barely recognized in a new selfie.
The former Disney star, 29, debuted a jaw-dropping physical transformation via Instagram on Monday, August 25, showing off his shredded body and bulging biceps with no shirt in sight.
Centineo is reportedly set to star as Ken Masters in the live-action arcade film adaptation Street Fighter, directed by Kitao Sakurai, giving his followers a first-ever glimpse at his bulked-up figure and six-pack abs while rocking black sweatpants worn over bright pink briefs.
The actor ditched his signature dark hair for long, curly blonde locks, which he had tucked beneath a headband while striking a pose for the camera.
“Road brawler,” Centineo wrote in the caption of his snapshot tagged in Sydney, Australia.
Street Fighter is a series of fighting games revolving around intense one-on-one battles between a diverse lineup of martial artists, according to Deadline, which first reported on the movie news.
After unveiling his chiseled new look, many sounded off in the comments section including actress Rachel Zegler, who cheekily replied, “NOW HANG ON-,” and Paris Hilton with a sparkling pink heart emoji.
Others were left flabbergasted by his “jacked” physique, responding by sharing GIFs of his beloved To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before character, Peter Kavinsky, with one quipping, “Did I miss a book in the series or?????”
“Well that was a little unexpected,” another person agreed, while a third wrote, “I gasped twice brother.”
Looking ahead, Centineo will also reportedly play a younger version of Sylvester Stallone‘s iconic character in a prequel of the Rambo movies titled John Rambo.
Even though he’s been in his action-role stud era, Centineo teased that he will return to his Hollywood heartthrob roots in the future.
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“I would like to do a rom-com before I turn 30,” he told People in January. “I’d like to do another one of those, for sure … I don’t know if it would be YA [young adult], but I do want to go back to romance.”