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‘Mine’: A Tongue-Wagging Lori Harvey Makes It Clear Michael B. Jordan Is All Hers

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A shirtless Michael B. Jordan has tongues wagging, but none more than his new boo Lori Harvey. The A-list actor is making the most of his vacation by staying oiled up and ready for the sun.

The latest swoon-worthy photo shows off Jordan’s toned physique in swim trunks while onboard a yacht. And while fans can’t seem to get enough of the 33-year-old, neither can Harvey who commented “MinešŸ‘….”

Michael B. Jordan is all smiles while posing for photos snapped by his new boo Lori Harvey. (Photo: @michaelbjordan/Instagram)

Fans still grappling with the fact that their celebrity boo is no longer up for grabs were less than thrilled to see Harvey’s comment.

“We get it yā€™all go togetheršŸ˜‚”

“Okay, can yā€™all stop now”

“Iā€™m really not okay with yā€™all throwing my manā€™s infidelity in my face like this. I am not okay šŸ˜’”

“Finally a solo picture. YES iā€™m bitteršŸ˜’šŸ˜ž”

When it was Harvey’s turn to pose for the camera, her beau made sure to return the favor by dropping “šŸ˜›” in the comments.

Lori Harvey teases skin and curves while posing for photos snapped by her boo Michael B. Jordan. (Photo: @loriharvey/Instagram)

“Well f**k up the gram on this good Saturday then šŸ˜”

“How can anyone be that finešŸ˜«šŸ˜­”

“ABSOLUTELY STUNNING AND GORGEOUS AND SEXY ASF!”

Not being one to deprive people of the relationship, Harvey has shared moments through IG stories. From Jordan gazing at her, peppering her with kisses and the two being hugged up, fans have been given more than enough insight into their not-so private romance.

While the actor dubbed GQ’s “Sexiest Man Alive” is enjoying his vacation and new romance, he’ll soon be back to work. This year, Jordan is slated to film “Creed III” alongside co-star Tessa Thompson. The ninth installment of the “Rocky” franchise will also mark Jordan’s directorial debut.

“It’s gonna be ammo, I think, for me when he is engaging with me as a director. I’m just gonna tell him to dial down the sexiness,” said Thompson to PEOPLE while joking about Jordan’s new title.

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