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Pedro Pascal Wore Shorts To The Met Gala To Show Off His 'Sluttly Little Knee'—And Fans Can't Get Enough

Pedro Pascal
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The 'Last of Us' star seemingly referenced a recent video for 'Esquire' in which he responded to a fan tweet calling him out for always popping his 'slutty little knee.'

Met Gala or not—we always look forward to a Pedro Pascal red carpet look.

Always original.


Never boring.

Or predictable.


But at the 2023 Met Gala, the online father figure...

Okay, the internet's cool daddy.

...indulged fans in their latest obsession—his "slutty little knee."

The Last of Us star acknowledged the widespread patellar fascination in a clip with Esquire—complete with a snort—seen below.

@esquire

Sorry to do this to you guys, I know its only 10am. #pedropascal #esquire

And then on Monday night, he gave the people what they wanted—bare, slutty knees.

The Chilean-born actor arrived in black and red Valentino, complete with an oversized coat and matching shirt and, most importantly, above-the-knee black shorts.

Pascal adhered to the theme of the night—"Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty."

Needless to say, the internet collectively went apeshorts.













Looks like everybody won.

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