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NSFW: Why is everyone talking about Jason Derulo's photo?

Jason Derulo was in town recently for RnB Fridays and his performance got lots of acclaim, but now people are talking about the singer for another reason.

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The musician appears to be relaxing in Bali after his Australian tour and posted some photos of himself to Instagram.

The image of Derulo clad in some black swimming shorts and standing on the edge of an infinity pool was captioned “Good Morning” and was followed by the cheeky statement, “Don’t lie.. did you zoom?”

The photo, which leaves little to the imagination, got a lot of responses on Instagram, some fans said they would now even consider heading to the cinema to see Cats.  Derulo plays Rum Tum Tugger in the musical film.

OIP Staff


 

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