October 15th 2024.
Paul Mescal, the charming star of Normal People, recently shared his thoughts on his future. He can't imagine himself growing old and sitting in a rocking chair, reminiscing about the past. In fact, he doesn't expect to live a long life at all. At only 28 years old, he has already achieved so much in his career and is about to take on the lead role in Ridley Scott's Gladiator II.
To prepare for the physically demanding role, Paul underwent an intense workout regime, training for 45 minutes, six days a week with a coach. His dedication and hard work paid off as he transformed his body, proudly showing off his muscles in his famously tiny shorts while out and about in the city. Despite his grueling workout routine, Paul enjoys exercise and doesn't dread it, thanks to having someone to guide him in his diet and training.
In a recent photoshoot for GQ, the 28-year-old showed off his suave and dashing side, showcasing his body transformation for Gladiator II. However, despite being in top shape, Paul revealed in a new interview that he doesn't see himself as an old man. He has a gut feeling that he won't live a long life and struggles to visualize himself at 80 years old.
Since his breakout role in Normal People, Paul has become one of the biggest breakthrough acts in recent years. However, he admits to having a bit of a "workaholic" mentality and wanting his career to never stop. This drive for success can sometimes lead to him being called a "psychopath" by his agent. But even with his growing fame, Paul is determined to keep certain parts of his life private, setting boundaries for his own sanity.
One aspect of his personal life that has been under speculation is his relationship status. Paul was recently photographed holding hands with musician Gracie Abrams, sparking rumors of a potential romance. While neither have confirmed anything, sources say they plan to keep their relationship low-key. Regardless, fans are eagerly anticipating Paul's performance in Gladiator II, with his recent GQ photoshoot only adding to the excitement.
The highly anticipated film is set to release on November 22, 2024, and we can't wait to see Paul in action. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, feel free to share them with us. We'd love to hear from you. And if you're a fan of Paul, keep an eye out for his upcoming projects and performances.
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