The leading man of To All The Boys I've Loved Before and the internet's collective boyfriend is also... a secret reality star? Well, sort of.
Noah Centineo appeared last night on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, but it happened so quickly that you definitely missed it.
Sunday's episode of KUWTK, titled "Let's Play Ball," featured a storyline about Kris Jenner meeting with the Watts Community Center leader, Justin Mayo, to talk about getting involved with the South Los Angeles center. Thanks to an Adidas sponsorship set up by the Kardashian-Jenner matriarch, an outdoor soccer and basketball area was crafted for children in the Watts area to play in.
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In one moment during the episode (specifically, around the 27:30 mark), Jenner and her boyfriend Corey Gamble meet up with Mayo, who introduces them to a man with a large dog.
"Meet my friend Noah," Mayo says, before KUWTK throws up the words "Noah Centineo, Actor."
So we are just going to pretend like this wasn’t the most important moment in popular culture orrrrrr...@noahcent pic.twitter.com/oeFQOaXZhA
— Kaitlin Reilly (@reillytweets) October 15, 2018
(If this is Centineo's dog, he is sadly missing from any of the actor's Instagram photos, which is a true crime.)
Apparently, Centineo is also involved with Mayo's charity organization. The former Fosters star got a shout-out on Mayo's Instagram.
"thank you to @tom.k_ok @EdnaDee@imperial_courts @WattsStix and @NCentineo for looking out for Watts in specific ways... and for giving me sanity," Mayo wrote in the caption of his Instagram post, which includes an image that would have included Centineo had the actor not been cropped.
In addition to being a key player on Keeping Up With the Kardashians this season, Centineo has big things coming up. He'll star in the reboot of Charlie's Angels as a love interest for one of the titular characters. He will also appear on The Fosters spin-off Good Trouble, where he will reprise his role as Jesus. We should also continue to keep our fingers crossed for a sequel to his Netflix rom-com To All The Boys I've Loved Before — after all, author of the adaptation, Jenny Han, has written three novels in the series.
Mostly, we're just happy to see Centineo wherever we can — even if it's a total surprise.
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