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Chris Evans uses photo gaffe to encourage voter turnout in US polls

Actor became a trending topic when he accidentally shared a private picture online



Chris Evans
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Captain America star Chris Evans wants to turn his accidental explicit photo leak incident into a public service announcement.

Evans took to Twitter to break his silence after accidentally sharing a private photo, and used it as an opportunity to boost voter turnout for the upcoming US presidential election.

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“Now that I have your attention. VOTE Nov 3rd!!!” the 39-year-old star wrote on Twitter, his first comment since the slip up on Saturday.

Evans became a trending topic on Saturday when he accidentally shared a private picture on Instagram Stories. He was quick to delete it.

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Evans’ younger brother, Scott Evans, joked about his brother’s social media gaffe while Mark Ruffalo and Chrissy Teigen tried to comfort the actor over the blunder.

“@ChrisEvans Bro, while Trump is in office there is NOTHING you could possibly do to embarrass yourself. See... silver lining,” joked Ruffalo.

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