BBC Breakfast's Ben Thompson sets fans' pulses racing with 'super sexy' gym pics | The Sun

BBC Breakfast's Ben Thompson ditched his suit and set fans' pulses racing with some 'super sexy' gym pictures.

The 42-year-old regularly stands in for Jon Kay and Charlie Stayt on the BBC show.

Fans are always delighted to see Ben on the BBC Breakfast sofa, and are used to seeing him suited and booted.

But in his latest Instagram snaps, Ben showed off his ripped physique as he headed to a spin class at the gym.

Ben posed in black cycling shorts and a top, revealing his biceps and toned legs.

The journalist beamed for the camera outside the spin studio, while a second snap saw him covered in sweat alongside BBC colleague Lizzie Simmons.

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He captioned the snaps: "A much-needed switch off, a lot of sweat and two PBs today with @lizziesimmons7."

Ben quickly received comments from his followers, with one writing: "You’ve got it all Ben, the personality, the charm and the looks!
What a fabulous role model you are to young men…A pleasure to watch and long May you stay on our screens!"

Another added: "Wow Ben this photo reminds me why I love you your one sexy guy can you present @BBC like that please."

A third commented: "Wow super sexy Ben x."

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Meanwhile a fourth shared: "Jesus Christ this man is a god."

Ben's workout comes after he enjoyed a break from presenting on holiday in Lisbon, Portugal.

BBC Breakfast airs daily from 6am on BBC One.

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