The hunky actor Michael J. Willett got his first taste of stardom with an appearance in a Little Debbie Snacks commercial where he adorably sang “My Girl” to hock Debbie’s baked goods. We doubt a slim and sexy dude like Michael's touched a pastry, since! In real life, Michael's gay, so we don't have to worry about our boy chasing after anyone else's girl. Don't worry, we'll share. Originally from Fresno, California, Michael’s official acting debut came via a guest appearance on CBS' sappy drama Joan of Arcadia, which led to other guest spot opportunities on shows like Without a Trace, Cougar Town, and Blue Mountain State. Mr. Man really fell for Michael with his recurring role as Lionel Trane, the abrasive, bleached-blonde gay teen who creates the school's LGBTQ advocacy club at his school on the hit series United States of Tara. We'd love to run a train on that male model body! We choo choo choose you, Michael! That Diablo Cody crafted Showtime show only lasted three seasons, so Michael turned to the silver screen. Michael appeared in the gay best friend comedy G.B.F. (2013) and the wild all girl school thriller Paragon School for Girls (2013). But we hit hunk jackpot when Michael played gay student Shane Harvey on the MTV dramedy about a pair of friends everyone thinks are lesbians, Faking It. We weren't faking the enormous O we had when Michael shucked his clothes and sported an extra small American flag bathing suit while lounging in the grass on one episode. You can spill it to Willett thanks to other episodes showing him doing some sensual wrestling practice with Skyler Maxon, before turning that into a bedroom session. A little later on, and we even see him in a devil's threesome. Most recently, Michael popped up in the way too wholesome for us series Dolly Parton's Heartstrings. Oh no! That Speedo scene won't be the last time we see Michael's body, Willett?
