‘Clark Kent’ from Jan. 6 hearings identified: Who is the mystery ‘hunk’?

His secret is out!

The attractive “Clark Kent” look-alike who stole the present on Day 8 of the Capitol riot hearings has been recognized.

The web went wild on Thursday, thirsting after the mysterious Superhunk who was seated within the first row behind witnesses Matthew Pottinger and Sarah Matthews.

New York Journal author Yashar Ali teased that he knew that the enticing attendee is off the market. “The nice wanting man sitting behind Pottinger shouldn't be single,” he wrote. “That’s all I'll say and that’s all you must know!”

However “Clark Kent” has since been recognized as Alex Wollet, a 23-year-old medical scholar from Youngstown, Ohio.

He graduated from Cardinal Mooney Excessive College in 2017, the place the 5-foot-10 scholar performed basketball — sporting jersey No. 15 and sporting a Justin Bieber bowl minimize circa 2009 — and went on to check neuroscience at Ohio State College.

Wollet (third from left) is a 23-year-old medical scholar from Youngstown, Ohio, now dwelling in Washington, DC, the place he's finishing a fellowship on the Nationwide Institutes of Well being.

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He stole the present on Day 8 of the Capitol riot hearings along with his attractive resemblance to Superman’s alter ego, Clark Kent.

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“The Man of Steal-your-spouse” is now at present dwelling in Washington, DC, and finishing a fellowship on the Nationwide Institutes of Well being, TMZ reported. He’s additionally apparently concerned in a college program to convey Columbus, Ohio, in alignment with the necessities of the EPA’s Clear Air Act.

Wollet didn't reply to a request for remark from The Publish. He apparently switched his social media accounts to personal and deleted his LinkedIn profile after he drove the web wild.

Whereas the Choose Committee on the January 6 assault offered proof of former President Donald Trump’s alleged position in final 12 months’s violent rebellion on the Capitol, the web was slightly distracted by Wollet’s sharp jawline and apparent resemblance to Superman’s bespectacled reporter alter ego, Clark Kent.

“Somebody get this man a telephone sales space in order that he can save democracy,” gushed one smitten Twitter fan, whereas one other wrote, “I used to be distracted by Clark Kent…. something fascinating occur on the listening to?”

One awestruck commenter quipped, “Why are individuals questioning Clark Kent’s presence on the Jan. 6 hearings? He’s clearly masking the occasion for the Every day Planet.”

“When you haven't any concept you’re trending and about to stroll out of that listening to to a modeling contract, a wedding proposal and a three-way,” fawned one other fanboy.

One Twitter wit hooked up a screenshot of the person adjusting his glasses with the caption: “That is so infuriating you bought Clark Kent about to go full Superman.”