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By Ricky CornishDecember 24 2025 / 9:30 AM
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André Lamoglia won over the hearts of fans around the world for his portrayal of Iván Carvalho during seasons five through eight on the critically acclaimed Netflix show.
Since then, the actor has starred in many other projects and loves to tease his fans with some thirsty content on his social media. His latest shirtless selfie is sending fans into a frenzy, check out the reactions below!
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Élite star Arón Piper strips down in sexy new shirtless selfie

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