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KJ Apa is once again serving up major sex appeal. The handsome Riverdale star is having quite a successful year in Hollywood. As he gears up to play Jimmy Stewart in the highly anticipated biopic Jimmy later this month, fans are swooning over his latest role in the romantic comedy film Falling. Falling just released on digital and VOD this week, so many of the spicy scenes from the movie are going viral on social media. The plot is centered around a complicated love triangle between two best friends who fall for the same woman in London. KJ Apa plays Jack, a charming corporate attorney who wants to enter a committed relationship with free-spirited Jillian, played by Isabel May. Once Jillian finds herself torn between the two men, the messy triangle forces everyone to confront loyalty, betrayal, and whether friendship or romance matters more. In one particular scene, Apa gives fans the ultimate tease by pulling back the sheets and wearing only a pair of black briefs in his bed.

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