"Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke in a red stripped shirt (Photo : Facebook page/Emilia Clarke.)
There is something new to celebrate for those men with beer bellies. No need for them to hit the gym for work outs just to get their abs cracked because the "Game of Thrones" star, Emilia Clarke (Daenerys Targaryen) does not want any six-packs. She prefers a man with a dad bod.
Clarke is one of the most envied actresses in the present time. Becoming a part of the biggest and most watched historical drama TV series in HBO is very big achievement. Plus, Clarke has paired with the hottest men in the show like Jason Momoa (Khal Drogo) and Michiel Huisman (Daario Naharis) makes a lot of women wanting to be in her shoes.
Not to mention her newly released film with the English hottie Sam Claflin in "Me Before You," the film adaptation of Jojo Moye's best-selling novel. In an interview with People, Clarke sees all her on-screen romance as perfect men. She said, "I know, they are so dreamy!"
When asked about her ideal man, the "Game of Thrones" star answered, "Genuinely my ideal man is someone who, I know every woman says this but I mean this from the bottom of my heart, someone whose brain is as big as their funny bone." As reported by E! news, she was once linked with Seth MacFarlane (who voiced Peter Griffin in the animated TV sitcom "Family Guy") but their relationship did not last long. The actor is known to have a great sense of humor.
In Clarke's additional statements, she further described her ideal man in different aspects. The description she used for the physical quality of her dream guy resonated in the online news headlines. She said, "I want someone who is super smart, can make me laugh, has like a dad bod."
Good news for all the single men with a dad bod out there because the queen of the Seven Kingdoms currently have no suitors. However, Clarke mentioned her celebrity crush Leonardo DiCaprio that should would happily consider him if he stops dating supermodels.
Below is a video of Emilia Clarke recalling her first audition for the "Game of Thrones" in "The Tonight Show" with Jimmy Fallon.
