Why would he be running around like that in front of his kids? His ass cheeks are hanging out.
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Are you kidding me? So he just walks around like he’s competing in a 1990s He-Man contest while at home? What a joke.
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The entire Mario / Chick Fil A thing is completely overblown. Mario has generally been very LGBT supportive for many years. I’m sure that there are many younger readers here that have forgotten (or don’t even realize) that Mario played the movie role of Greg Louganis (Olympic diver) 15 years ago. The entire movie was about Greg Louganis and him being gay, with HIV, etc. That was in 1997 and within one year of DOMA being signed. The USA was obviously very gay unfriendly then…. and yet Mario was one of the few straight actors who was willing to play a gay part on TV and when there were very few “out” stars, etc. That was actually the same year that Ellen came out… which was such a huge thing on TV at the time. Talk about a major thing at the time for both him playing that part…. and for Ellen coming out. So, I’m not anxious to jump on the bandwagon for 1 Twitter statement that doesn’t even say much unless you twist it around. So what… he says he misses a popular place to eat on a day that it is closed. But, I know that a handful in the gay community love to do exactly that…. twist things around. They grab ahold of 1 statement and ignore a lifetime of other things. Anything to make a scene over something. Thankfully most people have more common sense than that.
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@Bascha: Many dads walk around the house in their underwear. Not sure this is breaking news or unusual. My dad did it…. and my guess is that 90% of dads do. Especially in latin American cultures…. they’re not as modest as we are in the USA. Just look at the sungas and speedos that are rather common in many countries for guys. Yet here in the USA most young guys wear long board shorts at the beach. Even so, many dads and guys wear their boxers or briefs around the house. It certainly was true in my house… and my husband’s house growing up.
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What surprises me about the Mario photo is that it went public. You’d think most personal family photos like that, especially showing the butt so evidently, would not leave the house.
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This is beyond ridiculous on Mario’s part. (especially for allowing this pic to see the light of day!) And I’m totally okay with people not wearing pants in their own home, but please…NateB79 is right…his ass is hanging out in his daughter’s face! not cute people.
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We should all be as comfortable with our bodies as Mario is. It’s a shame that we perpetuate body-shame by not acknowledging ourselves. Besides, the kid in this photo is too young to understand sexualization/eroticizing of body parts.
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@TrekBear: I agree. Although letting this photo go public is odd, any complaints about him wearing such clothes at home seem very prudish and judgmental. Kids aren’t half as prudish and judgmental as adults, nor do they sexualize everything like some adults do. It’s like anti-gay people that say that gay marriage and gays are all about sex and promiscuity.
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Keep your family photos within the family, please.
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How quick we forget that he has an underwear line that he is trying to sell. Desperate is what desperate does.
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Really — Mario Lopez? You know his wedding took place at “Girls Gone Wild” owner Joe Francis’ house, and he’s still a big Chick Fil A fan? I’m more annoyed than aroused by men who are so stupid they veer into misogyny and homophobia.