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Orville Peck Strips Down & Bares All as Cover Star of Playgirl

This story originally appeared on Out.Orville Peck is making history!The handsome country star is the first gay singer to ever grace the cover of Playgirl. It's safe to say, he's giving fans plenty of content to enjoy!In a slew of sexy new photos, along with an accompanying BTS video, Peck strips down to literally nothing as he poses in a bunch of seductive poses. Fans will remember that this isn't the first time Peck has posed naked for a magazine. Back in 2024, he broke the internet for riding a horse bareback for Paper.Although his signature cowboy mask covers most of his face in the new spread, fans get to see his ripped body on full display in the alluring shots. This Playgirl cover comes at the perfect time as Peck is about to release his fourth studio album, Mule, on September 18. He's also making his major motion picture debut as Vega in the upcoming action movie Street Fighter.Along with the sexy pictures on Playgirl, Peck bares all in a revealing interview where he talks about his career, journey to sobriety, and why he believes cowboys are extremely sexy."Anything that plays with the OG trope of male strippers and images of what masculinity is supposed to be, tied to heterosexuality, is sexy. Not only is there a reality of gay cowboys in the world and in history, but I think the idea of a cowboy is such a trope of masculinity. What’s sexier than a little bit of rebellion? And chaps? If you don’t think that’s gay I don’t know what to tell you," Peck tells Playgirl.Congratulations on making history, Orville! Check out some of the sexy photos below. The full revealing spread and exclusive interview can be found on Playgirl here.

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