Cole Sprouse has all the earmarks of being toe-count partaking in his mid year excursion. Throughout the end of the week, the Riverdale star, 30, posted an eye-getting photograph on Instagram nonchalantly flaunting a closeup of his foot as he presented on a seat outside on a bright day.

“Recently… ” he inscribed the image. The post, which has gathered more than 1 million preferences, immediately started a large number of remarks. The reactions changed from individuals being sickened to others finding it entertaining to certain fans thirsting over the toes picture.

The entertainer saw the consideration and answered with a selfie on his Instagram story to prod his fans for being foot fetishists.

“It’s OK to like the foot photograph,” he composed. ” You don’t need to lie. I see all of you drawing in with it.” His Riverdale costar Imprint Consuelos, who plays Veronica (Camila Mendes’) father Hiram Hotel, jumped in and let loose. ” Wiki-feet going off the deep end at this moment,” he remarked on the post.

This isn’t whenever Sprouse first has shared, er, extraordinary photographs of himself via online entertainment. Last year, he posted a “shameless” reflect picture flaunting his exposed butt.

“Great morning to my exposure group,” he subtitled it facetiously. Furthermore, the Suite Life of Zack and Cody alum has a second Instagram account, @camera_duels, which is “committed to individuals out there who subtly take photographs of me, and how I take photographs of them first.”

Sprouse as of late wrapped shooting on the seventh and last time of The CW’s Riverdale. He has played Jughead Jones — a cutting edge, edgier interpretation of the exemplary Archie Comics character — since the series debuted in 2017. Riverdale was at first a youngster show based on a gathering of secondary school understudies exploring day to day existence and connections as they endeavored to tackle the homicide of their cohort Jason Bloom. Later times of the series embraced class twisting and played with otherworldly components like time travel, superpowers and witches.

Season 7, which is right now broadcasting on The CW, sees the characters, thinking back to the ’50s as high schoolers without any recollections of their previous lives. In a 2022 meeting with GQ, Sprouse communicated his longing for Riverdale to end, let the magazine know that the cast was prepared to “wrap it up with a bow.”