Singer Jack Vidgen risks Instagram ban because he poses completely nude in racy video — and admits he’s stuck at home ‘on the toilet’ instead of partying at WorldPride
Jack Vidgen was testing the limits of Instagram’s censorship on Saturday.
The Voice posted a short video to Stories where he was picturing himself in a mirror — completely nude.
The 23-year-old impressed with his graceful-minded figure, barely concealing his manhood with one hand.
The pop star explained that he had a run-in and missed some major WorldPride festivities.
“Here’s the thirst trap because I was home on the toilet instead of at the Bondi beach party,” he captioned the photo.
Jack Vidgen (pictured) was testing the limits of Instagram’s censorship on Saturday. The Voice posted a video to Stories where he was posing himself in a mirror — completely nude
It comes after Jack revealed he had suffered from body dysmorphia in the weeks leading up to his WorldPride events in Sydney.
The singer admitted on Instagram after being complimented on his looks.
“I wanted to thank you to everyone who said they loved some of the looks I’ve been doing so far for Pride,” Jack wrote.
He went on to talk about an abnormality in his body.
“My body flaw took over about a month ago and I made the decision to let go of the pressure to look a certain way at Mardi Gras and just look cool,” he said.
The pop star explained that he had a run-in and missed some major WorldPride festivities. He captioned the photo, “Here’s the thirst trap because I was home on the toilet instead of at the Bondi beach party.”
Jack went on to say that he decided to wear a Speedo and belt to the WorldPride pool party in The Ivy on Monday.
“I’m literally wearing a speedo and belt tonight, so don’t do that to me.”
Jack unleashed his ego in drag at Hayu’s Loud & Proud Sydney Pride launch event.
The singer also revealed how the pride movement played a “huge role” in his early teenage years.
It comes after Jack revealed he had suffered from body dysmorphia in the weeks leading up to his WorldPride events in Sydney
When I was in the public eye for the first time I wasn’t on the outside. I was only 14, and I did The Voice years later and it was kind of coming out in public,” he told Daily Mail Australia.
Everyone was great. In my personal life too, I’ve had a really warm reception.
This year for Mardi Gras, I’m going to have a good time and be proud. I’m really excited to do some reflection and look at how far we’ve come and how far we have to go.
He added, “I will be partying with a lot of friends, and I am keen to meet new people as well.”
“A physical imbalance took over my body about a month ago and I made the decision to let go of the pressure to look a certain way at Mardi Gras and just look cool,” he said.
