By now you've probably heard of Adam Demos (or at least seen... a part of him).
The Sex/Life star has created quite the buzz around Australia - and the rest of the world - thanks to a certain in-your-face shower scene in the Netflix series.
Not only has it managed to spark an investigation into whether his erm... package is real, but it's also inspired a growing trend of reaction videos.
But while the show has done wonders for his reputation, it's not the first time the world has fallen in love with Adam Demos.
In fact, the 36-year-old recently won over hearts in the 2019 Netflix film called... wait for it... Falling Inn Love.
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Here's what we know about Adam Demos' life in the spotlight.
He got his big break on an ABC drama.
Before gracing our screens, Demos grew up in Wollongong, NSW, and worked in construction.
"I grew up in a smaller town. We didn’t even have drama at school," he told USA Today. "It was very much a blue-collar, construction-working, sports town."
It wasn't until he was 23 that he decided to give acting a go.
"I remember I called up my mum and said, 'Can you Google acting classes?'"
"I'd tell my mates I was working overtime on a job," he told Now To Love. The acting world was so foreign to our upbringings."
Demos eventually landed roles in TV shows Home and Away, Rescue Special Ops and Winners & Losers.
But his big break came in 2017 when he played Nate Baldwin in the ABC drama Janet King.
While on set, he learnt about the role of August Walker, a contestant on a fictional dating show, in the Stan TV series UnREAL.
He ended up scoring the role and flew to Canada to film the show's second season.
"I was at home in Wollongong when I got the call from my manager in the US. Definitely one of the best phone calls I’ve ever received!" he told GQ.
The world fell in love with him in Falling Inn Love.
After catapulting to fame on UnREAL, the 36-year-old landed his role in his first ever film, Falling Inn Love.
This time he was filming closer to home in New Zealand alongside his former UnReal co-star, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman.
His past experience in construction also came in handy as his character, Jake Taylor, was a contractor who helped a woman named Gabriela (played by Christina Milian) renovate a New Zealand inn.
"It’s quite bizarre... When I started construction, I used to dream about being an actor," he told Refinery 29.
"Then all of a sudden all these years later I’m on set acting, pretending to do construction and I don’t actually have to do it."
The Netflix film ended up being a hit and almost immediately the world found its new crush.
Naturally, it didn't take the world long to fall in love with
Shahi also shared a very heartfelt a post on Instagram to celebrate Demos' birthday in May.
"Not exactly sure how two people on opposite sides of the world could have more in common, were meant to meet, were meant to be together," she captioned the post.
"But I do know I met my soulmate. I do know I found my forever. I do know I've never loved deeper, harder, more ferociously. I do know I'm overly grateful for him. I do know I've loved him for a thousand lifetimes before and will love him for a thousand lifetimes more. Happy birthday my baby."
Sex/Life's creator Stacy Rukeyser commented on the post "you're welcome", taking credit for bringing the two actors together.
Sex/Life is currently available to watch on Netflix.
Feature Image: Netflix/Stan/Mamamia.
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