‘Riverdale’ Stars KJ Apa, 22, & Charles Melton, 22, Show Off Their Ripped Bodies During Shirtless Hike

KJ Apa and Charles Melton kept cool during their exercise — yet looked completely hot — while climbing through Runyon Canyon in Los Angeles.

They’re not in Riverdale any longer! CW co-stars KJ Apa, 22, and Charles Melton, 22, put their secondary school personas behind them, stripping down to simply their shorts and track pants while climbing shirtless in Los Angeles on February 23. The on-screen characters, who play Archie Andrews (KJ) and Reggie Mantle (Charles) on Riverdale, were spotted during their causal Sunday walk around the middle of an enthusiastic discussion as they went to Runyon Canyon. The two men had their inconceivable abs in plain view during the excursion, and KJ’s numerous tattoos were obvious, too. See the hot pic of KJ and Charles climbing beneath!

The climbing and jabber meeting came three weeks after KJ posted a photograph of himself kissing a stunning secret lady in Paris. The photograph demonstrated a lady sitting on KJ’s lap as they were occupied with a profound kiss, her face totally covered by a cap. Whoever the lady is, KJ’s evidently intense about her; he inscribed the pic “overthrow de foudre” — French for “all consuming, instant adoration.” Some web sleuths accept that she could be French model Clara Berry, 26, yet that is yet to be resolved. KJ was recently connected to his A Dog’s Purpose co-star Britt Robertson, 29, after they were spotted clasping hands and kissing at a San Diego Comic Con party in July 2019.

Charles’ affection life is somewhat more convoluted right now. He as of late split with his Riverdale co-star Camila Mendes, 25, after more than one year together. Charles and Camila, who likewise plays KJ’s onscreen love intrigue, obviously chose in December 2019 that they expected to “enjoy a reprieve.”

There’s no ill will between them, however. “The two of them comprehend they should be genial while on set and all through press for the show,” a source told E! Online after the detachment. “Everybody is close on the show and are generally awesome companions.”