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Source：Miracle Information Network Editor：Tech Time：2025-06-26 07:16:31

Hillary Clinton's 22-year-old nephew found his own way of changing the world: by taking off his shirt.

On Wednesday017 Archives Tyler Clinton, a recent college graduate, announced on his Instagram that he would be signing onto IMG models, the same agency that reps Karlie Kloss and Gigi and Bella Hadid.

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Well hello there, Tyler Clinton.

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THANK YOU @imgmodels for the incredible representation !!! Looking forward to much more work together ✨ #IMGstars

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Be somebody

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this Cavs / Rockets game tho

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shout out @tcss for the clean crew || thanks guys

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Tyler is reportedly 5 feet, 11-and-a-half inches tall, with a 30-inch waist. His look can best be described as "Hollister bad boy" or "2017 New Kids on the Block" or "Kind Justin Bieber."

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He's also a master at Instagram captions. I particularly liked this one, which reads:"fresh outta insta jail."

fresh outta insta jail

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Not sure what that phrase entirely means (Is Tyler Clinton part of the #FreeTheNipple campaign?) but it sure sounds like something sexy people say. Kudos for staying on brand, Tyler!

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