Yungblud has teased he is coming for the cougars after getting naked with Dina Broadhurst on a yacht in Sydney.
The musician, 28, found himself doing just that as he partied naked on a yacht on Sydney Harbour with guests including local socialite Dina, 50, on Thursday ahead of the Australian leg of his IDOLS World Tour.
Yungblud – real name Dominic Richard Harrison – certainly gave onlookers a show as he stripped down for a skinny dip in the ocean during the raucous party.
Taking to Instagram this week, Yungblud shared a round-up of snaps from his time in Sydney so far – and made a call out to older women.
‘Australia im here. Tell the cougars I’ll see em Saturday night,’ he wrote.
The comment was in reference to an article written about him for paper News 23, which he shared a photo of, with the headline: ‘Why cougars all want Yungblud’.
Yungblud has teased he is coming for the cougars after getting naked with Dina Broadhurst on a yacht in Sydney
The musician, 28, found himself doing just that as he partied naked on a yacht on SydneyHarbour with guests including local socialite Dina, 50, on Thursday (Pictured)
Spotted on the yacht on Thursday, Yungblud’s tattooed physique was on full display as he strutted about and laughed with his pals, while covering his modesty with one hand.
Meanwhile, Dina – often referred to as a ‘nude artist’ thanks to her propensity for including naked photos of herself in her photography work – lounged about in a skimpy pink bikini and sunglasses.
She was seen smiling and giggling as she watched her younger party companion bare himself to the world, but chose to keep her own swimwear on.
It comes after Yungblud shared a saucy Instagram post directed to ‘the cougars’ after arriving in Australia for his IDOLS World Tour this week.
Sharing a pouty photo of himself in the back of a car, he wrote: ‘Australia I’m here. Tell the cougars I’ll see em Saturday night.’
Yungblud recently said some of his most enthusiastic fans are middle-aged women.
‘I’m telling you, the older birds…’ he told news.com.au ahead of his trip to Australia.
‘It’s crazy, you know what I mean? The nails are sharper.
Taking to Instagram this week, Yungblud shared a round-up of snaps from his time in Sydney so far – and made a call out to older women
The comment was in reference to an article written about him for paper News 23, which he shared a photo of, with the headline: ‘Why cougars all want Yungblud’
‘Australia im here. Tell the cougars I’ll see em Saturday night,’ he wrote
‘I’m down [for it]. It’s definitely another generation’s vibe but whatever man, rock’n’roll.’
However, ladies hoping to catch Dominic’s eye are out of luck, as the rocker is in a relationship with longtime girlfriend, LA-based singer and fashion designer Jesse Jo Stark.
Last year, he declared that, despite being on-again, off-again, Stark, 34, is ‘the love of my life’.
‘She’s probably the most incredible person I’ve ever met and she’s my best friend and I feel so lucky to be in her orbit,’ he said.
Yungblud will kick off his highly anticipated Aussie tour on Saturday, January 10, at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena.
The Sydney show was upgraded to a larger arena due to overwhelming demand.
The tour will continue across the country with stops in Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Perth, bringing his energetic performances to audiences nationwide.
The UK singer, who rose to fame thanks to hits such as Parents and Zombie, is bringing his IDOLS World Tour to Aussie shores this month for a series of sold out gigs
In Melbourne, he is set to play the iconic Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Tuesday, January 13, while Adelaide fans can catch him at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Thursday, January 15.
Brisbane will host two shows on Saturday, January 17, and Sunday, January 18, at Riverstage.
The tour wraps up in Perth on Tuesday, January 20, where fans can see Yungblud perform at the Ice Cream Factory.
Yungblud, whose catalogue has amassed eight billion streams worldwide, has been hailed for ‘bringing real rock music back from the dead’.
IDOLS, his fourth album, was released in June alongside the Paul Dugdale-directed documentary, YUNGBLUD: Are You Ready, Boy?
