Gay country singer Orville Peck bares it all in steamy Paper Magazine photoshoot
Gay country singer Orville Peck has bared it all for Paper Magazine. As the publication’s latest cover star, he stripped down to his Stetson hat, signature eye mask, neck scarf, boots and gloves, sparking one particular phrase to spring to mind: “Save a horse, ride a cowboy”.The images come courtesy of photographer Brett Loudermilk and were unveiled on social media on Tuesday, June 11.
For the cover, Peck mounts a black latex bull while holding a blow-up trophy, and in another shot, the star is seen pointing a balloon pistol with his backside on show.
A post shared by Paper Magazine (@papermagazine)Meanwhile, a different photo shows the South African singer face-on with whipped cream covering his private parts as he stands in the middle of two oiled-up cowboys.
A fourth shows him wearing a soaking-wet white t-shirt with two men by his side again. A post shared by Paper Magazine (@papermagazine)Understandably, fans have been going wild over the photoshoot, with one saying: “Never wanted to be a bull so bad in my life”.While others said, “I NEED THIS IN A POSTER SIZED AND HUNG UP IN MY LIVING ROOM,” someone else simply commented: “i need him”.Even other brands got involved, with MTV writing: “i’m looking respectfully” and Grindr declaring: “that’s daddy”.
