Jack Quaid Wants the Nudity inThe Boysto ‘Stop’: 'My Butt's Had a Lot of Screen Time'

Mar. 15, 2025

Jack Quaid.Photo:Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty

Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty

Jack Quaidis laying down the law regarding what he’s comfortable doing on camera.

The Boysstar, 32, spoke during New York Comic Con at theHappy Sad Confused10th Anniversary podcast recording and touched on the frequent nudity in the show — something he is seemingly no longer keen of doing.

“Oh, man, I kind of just want nudity to stop,” he noted of his work on the comedy series. “My butt’s had a lot of screen time and it’s not a great one, you know what I mean.”

Jack Quaid as Hughie Campbell on ‘The Boys’.Courtesy of Prime Video

Courtesy of Prime Video

Quaid, whose parents areDennis QuaidandMeg Ryan, was asked if his family watchesThe Boys —including his more risqué scenes. “Yes, no … anything involved in my a–, I’ve just been like, ‘Can you just not watch?’ he answered. “I mean, season 3, don’t watch it. Like no one in my family should watch season 3. My butt’s all over that thing.”

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While appearing onLate Night with Seth Meyersin 2022, Jack joked about his nudity onThe Boysand the “modesty wear” he dons during nude scenes, which are used to coveronlyhis genitalia.

Jack Quaid.Jason Kempin/Getty

Jason Kempin/Getty

While joking about the provided instructions to don “modesty wear,” Jack quips that it’s like “an at-home COVID test,” adding that wearing the garments “may be worse than actually being naked”

That same year, Jack toldGlamourthat getting nude for scenes inThe Boyshas become “only slightly” easier over time.

“It’s a weird thing because you’re just kind of naked in a room full of very clothed people and it’s just a thing the human brain isn’t used to. It was an adjustment period for sure. Toward the end I got more comfortable with it. Everyone on set is just such a professional, so I trust everybody. I’ve spent three years with these people and they’ve all become like my family, so it really wasn’t too uncomfortable. If it happened in the first season, that may be a different conversation, but for what it was, it couldn’t have gone better,” he added.

source: people.com