If you need a little cheering up today, look no further than this social media treasure trove of Jesse McCartney’s not-so-secret 2014 foot fetish.
McCartney is perhaps best known for being every 12-year-old’s weakness with his role in Summerland and for 2004 pop banger ‘Beautiful Soul.’ But what most people don’t know is that the song wasn’t just about wanting someone’s beautiful soul, but their beautiful sole as well.
In 2014, McCartney took to Twitter to proudly tell his followers that sexy feet are very much ‘his thing.’ The then 27-year-old singer posted a close-up shot of Eva Longoria’s feet in a pair of cork wedges with the caption: “Foot Fetish Friday….@EvaLongoria, that woman’s feet are sexy!”
While some of Jesse’s followers found his admission ‘embarrassing’ others were supportive of his honesty. One follower even responded, “Ayyeeee more men should admit to this lol it’s cute when you’re not a perv about it.”
It’s not the only time McCartney has expressed his love of female feet. The same year he lusted over Longoria’s feet, he tweeted another close-up foot shot of an unknown woman wearing heels on a red carpet. “Check out those heels! #FootFetishFriday #WangoTango,” he captioned the image.
He’s not the only celeb who has expressed their interest in feet. Director Quentin Tarantino features feet in all of his movies and Outkast rapper Big Boi once famously said, “I like the feet. I love feet. If they’ve got nice feet, it’s a turn-on. Ludacris, Pharrell Williams, Jack Black and Ricky Martin are also self-proclaimed foot fetishists.
It’s been five years since McCartney introduced his fanbase to his raging foot fetish, and I’ve got some questions. Is Jesse McCartney still looking for a beautiful sole?
The now 32-year-old singer recently got engaged to his longtime girlfriend, actress Katie Peterson. He confirmed the news on social media, sharing a photo of the pair kissing with the caption, “Locked it up.”
Perhaps Peterson has the soul (and the sole) McCartney’s been searching for all these years. Good for you, Jesse.