Nick Jonas gave us all something to sweat about yesterday, and no it didn't involve reheating things with Miley Cyrus.
The youngest Jonas brother was working on his fitness with a personal trainer at Equinox gym in South Beach early Monday. Giving us a dose of his no pain, no gain motto was more than über-gracious of him, no?
And are you dying to know what the sweatiest, or should we say sweetest, part of this JoBro's body was? Of course, you are:
This sweatylicious stud has a gun show in the making, for sure. Flexing his fit arms and upper body for part of his intense hour-long session, Nick then worked his way down to focus on every inch of his oh-so-tight abs.
Sweating yourself, yet?
While we don't know why Nick was in Miami, we are definitely chanting bienvenidos, because, man, his bod is getting too hot for any tween to handle right now.
Let's cross our fingers and hope the boy-band bro sneaked a peak at Miley's new video and is trying to prove he owns her heart? Hey, with that new man-meat of his, Nick may have just enough ammo. Way up the Coast, a top and an iron chef were yumming for different reasons...
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Boris Becker, who was fiercely guarded by his wifey, Dutch model Sharlely "Lilly" Kerssenberg. Best part: Hayden was overheard saying, "Who's Boris Becker?" What, babe, you're just not into knowing former No. 1 world tennis pros?
Regardless, Hay's disinterest didn't last long: She ended up ditching her date and having dinner with the Beckers. Whoa. That was a fast appreciation of tennis, dear.
—With additional reporting by Ivana Dukanovic and Susan Michals