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Elliot Page Posted A Picture In His 'First Swim Trunks' & Looks So Happy (PHOTO)

They described the moment as "#transjoy."

Elliot Page Posted A Picture In His 'First Swim Trunks' & Looks So Happy (PHOTO)

Elliot Page Posted A Picture In His 'First Swim Trunks' & Looks ...

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Canadian actor Elliot Page is getting ready for the summer by testing out his "first swim trunks" beside the pool.

Taking to social media on May 24, they shared a super-smiley, shirtless photo captioned "Trans bb's first swim trunks" and included the hashtags "transjoy" and "transisbeautiful."

Within hours of being posted on Instagram, the image had been liked over 2 million times, with famous faces from around the world sharing compliments.

Miley Cyrus responded with the word "Hot," while Julianne Moore wished the actor a "happy summer."

Page's The Umbrella Academy co-star Emmy Raver-Lampman commented "LOOK AT THAT SMILE!!!," while Justin Cornwell acknowledged their impressive abs by adding, "Dude I see why you crushed me on that workout!"

In December 2020, Page disclosed that he's trans and uses he/they pronouns.

In March, he told Time that he was recovering from top surgery — a procedure to remove breast tissue — and said it had "completely transformed [his] life."

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