Paul Mescal admits 'anger' when fans comment on seeing his manhood

‘It’s f***ing rude!’: Paul Mescal fumes about overzealous fans making him feel ‘angry’ and ’embarrassed’ when making comments about his manhood

Paul Mescal has spoken about feeling ‘really angry’ when ‘rude’ fans make comments about seeing his manhood on screen when he meets them.

The actor, 26, recalled the ’embarrassing’ encounters he has had with fans he spoke in a candid interview with GQ Magazine alongside a sensational cover shoot.

He admitted he feels ‘angry’ when fans come up to him and comment on the size of his manhood, after he stripped down for sex scenes in hit series Normal People.

Awkward: Paul Mescal has spoken about feeling ‘really angry’ when ‘rude’ fans make comments about seeing his manhood on screen when he meets them

He recalled feeling particularly ’embarrassed’ on one occasion when a woman at a hen party told him she had taken a picture of his manhood, but added that these fans are ‘luckily the anomaly’.

He told the magazine that she blurted out upon meeting him: ‘I didn’t think the show was any good but I saw your willy and I have a photo!’

He added: ‘I remember that was the first time that I was really angry, I was like, “That’s f***ing rude!” 

‘It’s embarrassing for you, it’s embarrassing for me, it’s embarrassing for my friends and now I have to say no to you, but luckily they are the anomaly.’

Candid: The actor, 26, recalled the ’embarrassing’ encounters he has had with fans he spoke in an interview with GQ Magazine alongside a sensational cover shoot

Paul said that although most fans are ‘really nice’, he has also had encounters with ‘drunk men’ who say their girlfriend liked Normal People, due to feeling ‘ashamed’ that they enjoyed the show.

Elsewhere in the interview, Paul also reflected on how he finds it difficult in filming to cry on demand, admitting that once he starts tearing up, he can’t stop.

The Aftersun star spoke of the challenges of conjuring up emotion for his roles and said he pre-warns his crew to keep rolling once he starts crying, as he can’t do it again once he has stopped.

His comments came as he posed up a storm in a sensational cover shoot for GQ, which saw him flash his abs in a sheer black top and dark trousers in one shot.

Acting: He admitted he feels ‘angry’ when fans come up to him and comment on the size of his manhood, after he stripped down for sex scenes in hit series Normal People

He gave the camera a sultry stare as he posed in front of a blue backdrop in his sensational outfit, while he styled his brunette locks in a tousled style. 

In an eye-catching cover shot, Paul cut an edgy figure in black trousers and a dark top, which he teamed with a striking gold jacket.

It comes after Paul revealed he might ‘rue the day’ he decided to quit social media but doesn’t think it’s ‘useful for people’.

The actor, who soared to fame as Connell Waldron, made the decision to deactivate his accounts in 2021 after finding fame overnight and now only has a secret, private Instagram account.

Embarrassing: Paul (pictured with Daisy Edgar Jones) recalled feeling ’embarrassed’ when a woman at a hen party told him she had taken a picture of his manhood

He told The Guardian: ‘I just don’t think it’s particularly useful for people to see, like, literally you,’ while making a box shape of his hands and framing his face.

Paul continued: ‘I thought it’s either get off the bus now or stay on it, and I wanted to get off. In 10 years I might rue the day I threw out my social media, but look, it just is what it is.’

A source told The Sun at the time: ‘Paul deactivated his Instagram account because it just became a drain. He felt like he was wasting time on there, reading the comments is no good for anyone’s mental health.

‘There are more important things going on in his life and he wants to focus his energy into his personal life and his work, he doesn’t need social media for that. He’s a private guy and doesn’t feel the need to share everything online.’

Tying the knot? Elsewhere, Paul and his girlfriend Phoebe Bridgers also sparked rumours they have gotten engaged in recent weeks T

The source added that Paul doesn’t feel it is ‘worthwhile’ to cash in on ‘lucrative offers’ from brands where he reportedly could have charged six-figures.

They also claimed that the Irish actor may reactive his Instagram in the future but is currently ‘enjoying’ his break.

Elsewhere, Paul and his girlfriend Phoebe Bridgers also sparked rumours they have gotten engaged in recent weeks.

The Motion Sickness singer, 27, is said to have referred to the actor as her ‘fiancé’ as they partied at Coachella earlier this month, according to The Irish Mirror.

Engaged? The Motion Sickness singer, 27, is said to have referred to the actor as her ‘fiancé’ as they partied at Coachella earlier this month

A partygoer is reported to have noted that Phoebe made no secret of the fact that two duo were set to walk down the aisle. 

The Irish actor has been in relationship with singer Phoebe for over two years.

The couple were first romantically linked in 2020 before making their red carpet debut at the LACMA Art+Film Gala in November and then going Instagram official in December.

In May this year, the couple sparked engagement rumours at the California music festival, as they mingled with guests at a party during the second weekend of the festival.

A partygoer is reported to have noted that Phoebe made no secret of the fact that two duo were set to walk down the aisle but The Sun reported she wasn’t seen wearing an engagement ring.

It came just months after the couple went Instagram official a sweet snap on the social media.

The Kyoto singer, 27, took to photo sharing app in December to confirm their relationship with a very loved-up image of the two of them.

Read the full feature online at GQ Hype now.

Loved-up: The Irish actor has been in relationship with singer Phoebe for over two years

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