'GMA' host Michael Strahan flaunts toned abs in slime-covered shirtless photo
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Before Michael Strahan was one of the faces of the morning show, ‘Good Morning America,’ he was an NFL player. And the 51-year-old has since maintained a physique that can outclass and outmatch anyone half his age. In his recent post on social media, Strahan flaunted his well-maintained body.
The ex-NFL star re-shared a steamy photo of his muscular physique on Instagram while he celebrated the creation of Nickelodeon's 'Kids Choice Sports' ceremony ahead of its upcoming anniversary. One of the photos saw Michael covered in green slime material which happens when you grace the stage at the Kids Choice Sports ceremony. The ‘GMA’ star is also gearing up to host 'The Pyramid' Season 6.
Michael flaunts his toned-body
Michale took to Instagram to share a few snaps from his time at the Kids Choice Sports award show back in 2019. In this throwback series of behind-the-scenes photos, one captured him covered in green slime on the award show stage. However, the first snap in the TV personality's slide show was of him with no shirt on, shrugging his shoulders as the Nickelodeon slime covered his ripped abs. Michael's friend Constance Schwartz was seen smiling next to him.
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Michael revealed in his caption that the 10th anniversary of Kids Choice Sports was approaching. The caption read, “Almost 10 years ago we launched #KidsChoiceSports. One of our favorite projects recognizing athletes, kids, and having a damn good time...Maybe... it's time for a new version @smacentertainment.”
Michael spreads his wings to streaming platform
Michael’s stints outside of 'GMA' are equally popular. Michael recently revealed on social media that the series he produced, ‘The Cupcake Guys’, was streaming on the Roku channel. He promoted the baking team The Cupcake Guys, and their new show of the same name, during a segment on the morning show too.
He later posted the trailer from the latest cooking series. Michael captioned the stories, "The Cupcake Guys streaming now for free on The Roku channel." Michael founded a company named SMAC-Entertainment which produced the series and the company advertised the show on the brand’s Instagram page as well.
