The Swifties are going crazy! Joe Alwyn has given his fans an insight into his upcoming drama series titled Conversations With Friends. The 30-year-old English actor will star as Nick Conway in the Hulu miniseries, which is an adaptation of Irish author Sally Rooney's debut novel of the same name.
Alwyn, who is also known for being in a relationship with singer Taylor Swift, posted a carousel of pictures, giving fans a glimpse into the Conversations With Friends film set. One image, in particular, has earned the attention of the Internet - a shirtless, black and white photo of the star.
Fans Are Going Gaga Over Joe Alwyn's Torso
The Internet can't stop thirsting over Taylor Swift's boyfriend Joe Alwyn's new shirtless photo!
The English actor posted a series of images which sees him hanging out with his fellow cast members, taking a dip in the ocean among others, but one photo has caught the undivided attention of fans.
It sees the actor returning from a swim, with his bare torso in full view. Alwyn captioned the post "cwf" and disabled his comments, so his fans took to Twitter to share their reactions.
"Taylor said Joe throw them a distraction I have nothing prepared," a user wrote to Twitter.
"JOE ALWYN ARE YOU KIDDING ME" added another.
"Taylor doesn't lie when she says her bf fit like a daydream," another wrote.
"TAYLOR IS ONE LUCKY WOMAN CUZ DAYMNNNNNNNNN!!" a response read.
"I REFUSE TO BELIEVE THIS IS JOE ALWYN IVE NEVER SEEN HIM LIKE THIS BEFORE WEEEE" shared a fan.
"i don't need labels all i know is that my sexuality is 98% women and 2% buff joe alwyn," gushed another.
The Favourite actor has often been spotted in Ireland in the past year, since he has been filming the BBC Three drama.
Reportedly, he was recently seen in Belfast with Taylor Swift.
Conversations With Friends tells the story of two Dublin college students, who develop an unexpected connection with a married couple. Alwyn and his co-star Jemima Kirke portray the married couple; Nick and Melissa. Actors Sasha Lane and Alison Oliver on the other hand, play students Bobbi and Frances.
It is the second adaptation of a Sally Rooney novel following the award-winning Normal People, and is expected to release in 2022.