This Ken has found his Barbie Allan.
Our favorite TikTok homo heartthrob Chris Olsen (you know, the one who got real about getting chlamydia and is BFFs with Meghan Trainor) made his red-carpet debut with boyfriend Patrick Johnson.
The couple attended Heidi Klum’s annual Halloween party on Tuesday (Oct. 31), where Olsen, 25, showed off his abs as Mojo Dojo Casa House Ken and Johnson, 26, sported Allan’s signature color blocked tee.
Olsen and Johnson were in good company, too. Celebs like Taylor Lautner, Rachel Zegler, Keegan-Michael Key, and even Elon Musk’s mom also attended.
Naturally, Johnson is a TikTok creator as well.
The couple hard-launched their relationship on social media a few weeks ago, after some internet sleuths discovered the two attended Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour together.
It appears Olsen and Johnson also costumed up for Halloweekend as well. The duo went as every gay couple’s go-to: Mario and Luigi. You know, the plumber brothers who f*ck.
Fittingly, Johnson captioned the pic, “Siblings or dating?”
With 12 million followers on TikTok, it’s no surprise that Olsen (and his hilariously unhinged content) has created something of an online empire.
That being said, his relatability is why he continues to resonate with straights and gays alike.
He likes iced coffee. He stans Taylor Swift. And he is just as thirsty for Harry Styles as the rest of us.
Case-and-point: his infamous “Daddy?” sign, which he brought to a Styles concert last year, prompting the “As It Was” singer to engage with him from the stage.
“It used to be above my bed, but I felt like that was a little weird to have a sign that says ‘Daddy?’ there,” he recently told British GQ.
“So now, I have it just framed sitting against a wall for when I need to remember that it happened and that I had a nice conversation with Harry Styles in the Forum in L.A.” (Goals.)
Olsen, who splits his time between New York and Los Angeles, is also an avid reader. So, of course, he poured over heartbreaking LGBTQ+ novel A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara.
“It is definitely a heavy [book] to take on, but life can be heavy and it was a beautiful story to read through,” Olsen said. “I love books that’ll make me cry.”
Still, it’s not all sad boi vibes for the D.C. native, and his hysterical content is proof.
“I have a weird series of jumping around and testing durability in my heels, and that shows the scope of [my videos]: that it can be so fun on a grand scale of going to the Cannes Film Festival to deliver coffee to Austin Butler, to being in my home jumping around in my bathroom and seeing if my heels can handle it,” he explained.
“That’s beauty of social media and how fun it can be on either end, whether by myself or with other people.”
@itspatrickjohnson WE’RE G@YS 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 @Chris Olsen ♬ original sound – Patrick Johnson
Check out some of the best thirst traps from Olsen and Johnson on Instagram below.
DrJones
At the risk of sounding old, I wish Queerty would spend less on posting about fake celebrities like these two, who are just garden-variety fame whores (TikTok “stars”), and spend more on things of substance, e.g. LGBT Rights, history, politics, etc. Or, at least about people with actual jobs or talent (Cher? Gaga? Hell I’d even take more about Britney over these two).
BLAKENOW
Thank you and amen I think the maximum age requirement for their writing staff is 17.
Jaesly
I couldn’t agree more. The fact that people can make a living as a Tic-Tok “content” creator or an Instagram “influencer” makes me want the world to end already.
Kangol2
Clearly someone on Queerty’s staff has a thing for one or both of these two people who I hope are less vapid than the write-up here. AI couldn’t have done worse with the information-lite sentences and the almost schoolgirlish encomiums to people who…make TikTok videos and have lots of followers. Uh, OK.
On a different note, it’s “pored through” or “pored over,” not “poured over.”
Pour = to cause a liquid to flow or stream, as from a vessel etc. (including in a figurative fashion). (from Middle English pouren, perhaps from Old North French purer, to sift, pour out, from Latin p?r?re, to purify, from p?rus, pure)
He poured the milk in the glass. She poured her heart out to me.
Pore = to read or study thoroughly, to ponder or meditate deeply. (from Middle English pouren)
They pored through the collection of poetry quickly. I used to like to pore over the phone book to read all the “G” names.