In the first three episodes of Season 3 of The Traitors, Dylan Efron has proved he’s got much more going on than just having a famous brother.
Efron’s proved he’s a pretty capable reality TV contestant, despite never having been on a competition show like many of his Traitors peers. He was able to successfully sniff out one traitor, RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Bob the Drag Queen, but he hasn’t been able to get him out of the game just yet.
In the meantime, though, fans are more interested in Efron’s antics off the show. True to the Efron family name, Dylan is a master of the thirst trap, and a few thirst-inducing photos making the rounds on social media prove it.
The gays are going especially gaga over a picture of Efron swimming and showing off his arched back, which he posted to Instagram last summer. If Efron were gay, it would serve him well, to say the least.
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Perla, a fan favorite queen from Season 5 of Canada’s Drag Race, even got a viral post about Efron: “Dylan Efron is like the new supreme that took down his own brother to gain his powers,” she wrote, along with four photos showing off Efron’s physique.
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As far as we know, Efron isn’t queer himself. That doesn’t mean he can’t queen out, though: In fact, he embraced a drag name given to him by Bob the Drag Queen during an argument on Episode 3 of The Traitors. After Efron (rightly) accused Bob of being a traitor, the Drag Race winner clapped back, saying, “I don’t even think you’re a traitor, but you are misguided. That should be your drag name. Welcome to the stage, Miss Guided!”
Efron took the roast in stride, even adding the new moniker to his Instagram bio. It’s prominently featured alongside the nail polish emoji: “Miss Guided 💅.”
Will Efron take down Bob in the season’s next roundtable? New episodes of The Traitors release every Thursday on Peacock at 9 p.m. ET. Check out the season’s trailer below.
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