Sam Hunt just gave us a whole new reason to be super jealous of his gorgeous, on-again girlfriend, Hannah Lee Fowler.
According to JustJared, on Sept. 1, the country hunk spent some time soaking up the sun with his lucky, leading lady during a vacation in Kona, Hawaii โ and, let’s just say that things got a little too hot to handle.
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Sam and his new arm candy hit the beach, where the handsome 31-year-old opted out of wearing a T-shirt. Yep, he revealed his oh, so sexy muscles and put those perfect, pecks on display.
Sam Hunt was spotted going shirtless in Hawaii with his on-again girlfriend! More pics: https://t.co/0n6w1uQIQC pic.twitter.com/cf3FHbTg9E
— JustJared.com (@JustJared) September 1, 2016
Itโs totally got us losing our minds! And heck, is Hannah toned or what?! She stunned in a classic bikini that showed off her tannedย and tonedย body.
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The rumored couple put on a brave face on the island, as tropical storm Hermine was expected to hit the area. But, we have a feeling that they slipped out at just the right time. Hannah and Sam first gave fans a glimpse of their rekindled romance in early August when Sam Instagrammed a photo of the, then, mystery gal walking in the woods.
These days the โMake You Miss Meโ star has even more to brag about. Recently, he made history as the first solo male artist to top the Billboard Country Airplay chart with four singles from a freshman album.
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