Karl Stefanovic Promised To Do A Nudie Run And He Followed Through

    We're impressed, Karl.

    Yesterday, everyone's favourite breakfast television host, Today's Karl Stefanovic, promised to get naked if Michael Clarke didn't score a century in the third Ashes test.

    If clarkey doesn't get a hundred I'm gear off on the show tomorrow. Woohoo. Positives for everyone. What

    He even had the backing of his boss and Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

    Nine boss David Gyngell just rang and said he's rung @TurnbullMalcolm and we are good to go. I'm off for a run.

    Here's proof.

    Just so you know I'm not joking. This text from Gynge.

    Well in case you missed it, Australia absolutely sucks at cricket right now, and Michael Clarke most definitely did not score a century overnight.

    And our Karlos is a man of his word.

    "When I make a commitment... I make a point of following through." @karlstefanovic will be running nude this morning #Today9

    The people wanted it.

    Well @karlstefanovic... Have YOUR say: http://t.co/2ezQ8Qmror #Today9

    Good on ta Karl! @karlstefanovic @TheTodayShow

    @TheTodayShow and that's why I wake up with Today 😂😂😂 you are cray cray @karlstefanovic

    There was even pressure from his co-hosts.

    Karl, always talk to the weatherman before doing a nudie run! Talk about a cold front! @TheTodayShow

    And Karl wasn't going to let his thirsty fans down.

    It's official... @karlstefanovic is sticking to his word and getting naked! #Today9

    He looked a little nervous.

    AND HE DID IT. (But covered his middle stump with a modesty cricket ball)

    HE DID IT! NUDIE RUN!!! @karlstefanovic #Today9

    It was more of a scurry than a run tbh.

    But now let's talk. Karl is looking pretty good for a man north of 40.

    Someone remembered shoulder day.

    Dem gunz.

    And as dadbods go this is looking pretty tight.

    Karl Stefanovic, we salute you!

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