Miles Teller wears his baseball cap backwards while exiting a Hollywood gym
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Miles Teller wears his baseball cap backwards as he exits a Hollywood gym… as he prepares for his performance on Saturday Night Live
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Miles Teller was seen leaving a gym session in Hollywood on Thursday.
The actor wore camouflaged gym shorts, a gray shirt and glasses while holding his phone and wallet in his hand and a drink and sweatshirt between his arm and side.
This comes after he was announced to host the new season of SNL which kicks off next week.
Post-Workout: Miles Teller was seen leaving a gym session in Hollywood on Thursday
Miles looked in great shape when he left the gym.
He was dressed in casual clothes and his baseball cap backwards as he put on sunglasses.
And he was also seen heading for his bubblegum blue Bronco that appears to have no top.
Top: The actor wore camouflaged sports shorts, a gray shirt and glasses while holding his phone and wallet in his hand and a drink and sweatshirt between his arm and side
On Tuesday, Saturday Night Live announced that the long-running sketch series would begin the show’s 48th season on October 1, with Teller hosting its first time.
This comes amid a cast shakeup that saw seven cast members leave for Season 48. Regular series regulars Kate McKinnon, Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney departed after the Season 47 finale.
Last month, Miles and his wife, Keleigh Sperry, enjoyed a Hawaiian vacation and soaked up some sun and island vibes while taking a break from his busy schedule.
New Appearance: This comes after he was announced to host the new season of SNL which kicks off next week
SNL’s New Host: On Tuesday, Saturday Night Live announced that the long-running sketch series would begin the show’s 48th season on October 1, with Teller hosting its first time
Earlier this summer, the much-loved actor said in an interview with People that before becoming an actor, he considered the idea of trying to become a professional baseball player.
He said ‘I played’ [baseball] in high school, but I was quite small; I didn’t make my growth spurt until my senior year and then after high school.
“So I say I went into acting D1 instead because I was going to… [NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts].’
Flashback: Here he is seen at his wedding to wife Keleigh Sperry as he recently celebrated their anniversary