LOOK: ‘Spider-Man’ star Jacob Batalon reveals transformed, fit body on birthday | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: ‘Spider-Man’ star Jacob Batalon reveals transformed, fit body on birthday

/ 05:19 PM October 12, 2020

Fil-Am actor Jacob Batalon marked his birthday with a mirror selfie that showed off his trim figure.

The “Spider-Man” star, who plays Peter Parker’s BFF Ned Leeds in the latest Marvel movies, surprised fans with a photo of him wearing a brown jacket and no shirt underneath on his birthday last Friday, Oct. 9, as seen on his Instagram account.

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“[By] the way, while I appreciate the concern, people can stop telling me to lose weight now,” the 24-year-old wrote.

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Just days before, he posted a photo from 2019 that showed his figure prior to the weight loss. When one Instagram user noted he’d be “swimming” in his old jacket, he replied, “HAAAAA you right.”

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Batalon first shared his weight transformation in August, with fans noticing that he had slimmed down.

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The Hawaii-based actor is expected to make a return in “Spider-Man 3.” JB

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