The 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' co-stars are among people who post on Twitter pictures of them baring their nipples in support of a campaign to raise awareness about male breast cancer.
- Oct 28, 2015
AceShowbiz - Mark Ruffalo and Samuel L. Jackson are among people who support One For The Boys' campaign which raises awareness about male breast cancer. They took to Twitter on Tuesday, October 27 to share pictures of themselves baring their nipples.
The "Infinitely Polar Bear" actor posted a picture of him uncovering his chest. While showing a smile to the camera, Mark was pointing at his nipple. "Men get breast cancer too. I'm supporting @One4TheBoys #InTheNipOfTime campaign," read the caption.
Men get breast cancer too. I'm supporting @One4TheBoys #InTheNipOfTime campaign. Learn more: https://t.co/pqcIgLjxTE pic.twitter.com/drdLwwWDqD
— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) 27 Oktober 2015Samuel, meanwhile, opted to post on the social media a picture of his nipple. The "Kingsman: The Secret Service" actor captioned it, "Checkin' Myself before I Wreck Myself!! Taken #InTheNipOfTime All in aid of @One4theBoys Get Ur Nips Out! Your Turn!" In response to his tweet, the charity tweeted, "Huge thanks to @SamuelLJackson for supporting #InTheNipOfTime with his selfie. Not an easy thing to do, but neither is talking about cancer."
Checkin' Myself before I Wreck Myself!! Taken #InTheNipOfTime All in aid of @One4theBoys Get Ur Nips Out! Your Turn! pic.twitter.com/1jaGDlK32m
— Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) 27 Oktober 2015Scottish rugby union footballer Jim Hamilton also posted a black-and-white picture of him shirtless in a locker room. Alongside the picture, he wrote, "Raising awareness for breast cancer in men @One4theBoys #InTheNipOfTime #tweetyournipple #nippleselfie." He also posted some pictures of fellow athletes.
Raising awareness for breast cancer in men @onefortheboys #InTheNipOfTime #tweetyournipple #nippleselfie pic.twitter.com/980j4OWwcm
— jim hamilton (@jimhamilton4) 27 Oktober 2015
Some more @Saracens players getting involved with cancer awareness for @One4theBoys #InTheNipOfTime pic.twitter.com/PgHbSPez7V
— jim hamilton (@jimhamilton4) 27 Oktober 2015Other celebrities who joined the campaign included Lionel Richie and Matthew Perry. Instead of posting their shirtless picture, they opted to post a video created by the charity to encourage men to find information regarding the signs associated with cancer.
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— Lionel Richie (@LionelRichie) 28 Oktober 2015
