Ricky Martin teases feet in new selfie, while ex-husband Jwan Yosef releases more homoerotic art
Jwan Yosef, Ricky Martin is putting his best foot forward… literally.The 53-year-old pop superstar, who was just nominated for a 2025 Queerties award in TV Performance for his role in the Apple TV+ series Palm Royale, has been enjoying his single status while touring the world, raising his four kids and making sure to fulfill his quota of thirsty content.And that entails keeping fans fully abreast of his lower extremities.Sign up for the Queerty newsletter to get your fix of heartthrobs with a side of the hottest queer news and culture. “I love feet,” he told GQ last year. “I have a foot thing.
I love foot massages, and I would kiss your feet like crazy for hours.” A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)On Wednesday, the Livin’ La Vida Loca crooner once again got the foot lovers hot and bothered as he shared a selfie that highlighted his smooth bronzed left limb and hoof.In the mirror selfie, Martin sat on a bed rocking a pair of shorts that gave a birds-eye view of his tatted up leggy musculature in order to ask if he should add more ink to his growing collection of body art.“Full leg tattoo?” he asked his more than 18 million followers, while nonchalantly including the view of his his marked up flirty foot.Bark!
Bark! Bark!A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)For years, Martin has been decorating his enviable physique with a slew of permanent markings all over his buff chest, arms, shoulders, legs and feet.Feast your eyes on the works of art.A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)A post shared by Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin)Meanwhile, Martin’s ex Jwan Yosef is also ready to show off more of his titillating creative endeavors too.The Swedish-Syrian visual artist is prepping for the release of his new book of homerotic art entitled Intimacies.According to the publisher, the book will include new and previous pieces in Yosef’s extensive archives from his.
