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ADAM Rickitt has had an eventful life both off and on screen – having stripped completely naked as well as starring in an iconic pop vid.

The former Coronation Street star shot to fame when he appeared as the original Nick Tilsley in 1997.

Adam Rickett has never been shy of getting his kit off for fans

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Adam Rickett has never been shy of getting his kit off for fansCredit: Lime Pictures
The soap star stripped off in 1999 music video for I Breathe Again

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The soap star stripped off in 1999 music video for I Breathe AgainCredit: Andy Barr
Adam went starkers again as he celebrated turning 46 showing he's embracing his age

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Adam went starkers again as he celebrated turning 46 showing he’s embracing his ageCredit: instagram

In 1999 Adam took a shot at pop stardom with a solo music career, hitting the Top 10 with his single I Breathe Again.

He initially signed a six-album deal with Polydor, although he only released one, Good Times, before parting ways with them.

Two decades on, Adam still has a large fan base and recently sent fans wild with a series of naked snaps.

Adam was showing he’s embracing his age as he turned 46.

It’s not the first time Adam has gone completely starkers, having stripped off in 1999 music video for I Breathe Again.

Adam was filmed sitting naked in a glass box in a laboratory as several pretty female scientists worked around him.

The star returned to Coronation Street in 2002 for a final time, before departing two years later.

In recent years Adam has appeared on rival soaps, including Hollyoaks as Kyle Kelly in 2017.

He married journalist wife Katy in 2014 and they enjoy travelling the world together in their spare time.

Last year he appeared in BBC soap Doctors, but Adam’s priorities have now shifted to his bar, Dexter and Jones.

Located in Knutsford, Cheshire, it offers craft beer and specialist gins.

I was a Coronation Street and Hollyoaks heartthrob but I gave it up for a ‘normal’ job… now I’m making a mega comeback

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