Jason Donovan lived up to his Neighbours heartthrob status as he showed off his impressive physique in tiny swimming trunks in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday.
The actor, 55, displayed his new love heart tattoo on his bicep as he showered down after a swim at Bondi Icebergs pool at Bondi Beach.
The new inking, which Jason got earlier this week, was a bright red heart that had a dagger running through it, dripping blood.
Jason looked like he had barely aged a day since he rose to fame in the soap – despite 34 years passing since he played Scott Robinson.
The singer displayed his physique in a pair of teeny-tiny black trunks which had the Bondi Iceberg logo across the back.
Jason Donovan lived up to his Neighbours heartthrob status as he showed off his impressive physique in tiny swimming trunks in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday
The actor, 55, displayed his new love heart tattoo on his bicep as he showered down after a swim at Bondi Icebergs pool
He was one of the Eighties’ best known heartthrobs and had millions of fans with his role as Scott Robinson on Neighbours (pictured in 1988)
Jason, who regularly gets manicures, also wore black nail polish on his hands and toes.
The singer lives in west London and in south Oxfordshire with his wife Angela and three children but often returns to his native Australia.
Last year, Jason detailed his meticulous self care routine including regular massages, healthy eating and even pedicures.
He explained how he keeps fit and in control and likes to treat himself with the occasional beauty or wellness treatment.
In terms of diet, to start the day he enjoys a drink of hot lemon before having pasta or sushi for lunch and then a small evening meal of tacos with guacamole.
He told The Times: ‘I’m up at 7am and always start my day with hot water and lemon. In the mornings I only eat fruit so I don’t feel too heavy, as I’m a big fitness person and like to go to the gym early.
‘I like to get a massage twice a week and love a foot massage and to get my nails done.
‘For lunch I have sushi or pasta. I’m a better person when I don’t drink alcohol. I sleep better, am happier, less anxious and more in control.
‘I don’t eat a big meal until I get home and then I love guacamole with salsa and taco chips or some prosciutto with melon and chicken liver pâté.’
The new inking, which Jason got earlier this week, was a bright red heart that had a dagger running through it, dripping blood
Jason looked like he had barely aged a day since he rose to fame in the soap, despite nearly four decades passing since he played Scott Robinson
The actor left little to the imagination in the teeny-tiny black trunks
The singer displayed his physique in a pair of teeny-tiny black trunks which had the Bondi Iceberg logo across the back
Jason cooled off in the shower as he enjoyed the day at Bondi Beach
Jason, who regularly gets manicures, also wore black nail polish on his hands and toes
The singer lives in west London and in south Oxfordshire with his wife Angela and three children but often returns to his native Australia
The actor grabbed a towel to dry himself off after doing a few lengths in the swimming pool
Jason sported a bronzed tan as he showered down after swimming in the pool
Last year, Jason detailed his meticulous self care routine including regular massages, healthy eating and even pedicures
The Bondi Icebergs have been a historical landmark of Bondi Beach for over 100 years and are open to the public all year round
The actor likes to treat himself with the occasional beauty or wellness treatment and pays careful attention to his diet to maintain his physique
Jason played Scott Robinson on the programme from 1986 to 1989, alongside Kylie Minogue, who played his on-screen wife Charlene in Neighbours
Jason is best known for playing Scott on Neighbours from 1986 to 1989, which he left to launch a career as a pop singer in 1988.
His character’s romance with co-star Kylie Minogue’s character Charlene Robinson was a highlight of the show with Scott and Charlene’s wedding being watched by two million Australians on July 1, 1987.
Their union was an even bigger attraction when it aired in the UK a year later, drawing 19.6 million viewers, making it Britain’s third most-watched show of 1988.
