At the Oscars ceremony this Sunday, Hollywood superstar John Cena left audiences in stitches and gasping with his unconventional presentation style. The renowned actor and WWE wrestler made a memorable entrance onto the stage to present the award for Best Costume Design, clad in what appeared to be nothing but his ‘birthday suit.’
In a hilarious nod to Oscars history, host Jimmy Kimmel reminisced about the infamous streaker incident at the 1974 Academy Awards. Cena, peeking from the corner of the stage, humorously dismissed the idea of reenacting the streaker bit, expressing disdain for the suggestion of such a tasteless stunt.
Engaging in banter with Kimmel, Cena defended the male body’s dignity while jesting about his usual wrestling attire, ‘jorts.’ Carrying an oversized winner’s envelope strategically positioned over his private parts, Cena emphasized the significance of costumes before presenting the award.
To ensure compliance with broadcasting regulations, sources revealed that Cena’s sensitive areas were discreetly covered, and the envelope was securely attached. Despite the comical nature of his appearance, the production team took precautions to prevent any potential FCC violations.
Ultimately, Holly Waddington emerged victorious as the recipient of the Best Costume Design Oscar for her work on “Poor Things.” As Cena relinquished the spotlight, perhaps Waddington will have the opportunity to design an outfit for him to wear at the prestigious afterparty.
John Cena’s daring Oscar presentation undoubtedly added a memorable twist to the evening, showcasing his trademark humor and charisma on Hollywood’s grandest stage.
