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Blue’s Duncan James has shed his clothes and stuck his hand down his pants for the new issue of GT.
The openly bisexual singer shows off his impressive physique as well as his many tattoos on the cover. He’s wearing only a pair of Armani underpants with his hand having a rummage around in them.
Inside the issue there are more saucy photos with Duncan as well as a revealing interview where he talks about getting back together with Blue as well as his sexuality.
You can check out the cover below:
The newcomer is building a strong foundation.
Robert Wiene’s triumphant work of sinister German Expressionism could be yours.
Get your hands on a rare physical version of the EP.
