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By Ricky CornishNovember 17 2025 / 2:00 PM
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Happy Holidays, KJ Apa!
The sexy actor won over the hearts of millions as Archie Andrews on the popular CW show Riverdale, but now he's taking things up a notch with his cameo in A Very Jonas Christmas Movie.
In the film, Apa plays Billie Lourd's ex-boyfriend who crashes the Jonas Brothers' flight from Germany to New York. Naturally, the stud strips down and flexes his muscles while high in the sky and the internet had a meltdown. Check out the highlights below!
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KJ Apa strips down & shows off his sexy body in new holiday movie

The handsome actor is giving his fans everything they want with his steamy cameo.

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