Shirtless Chris Cuomo Flexes Muscles, Teases 'something's Coming'

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It’s official. Chris Cuomo is back.

The disgraced former CNN anchor posted an Instagram Reel on Friday with shots of him shirtless, smoking a cigar and flexing his muscles.

“Something’s coming . . . Summer ’22,” Cuomo, 51, teased, while he also showed off his chest tattoo.

A rep for Cuomo did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

The journalist’s tease was greeted with much fanfare from his followers.

“Can’t keep a good man down,” former rugby player Keith Mason commented.

Marketing guru Greg Calejo shared a bullseye and sunglasses emojis, while many faithful followers gushed about how much they “missed” him.

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The former “Cuomo Prime Time” star returned to Instagram in June 2022 after going on a hiatus in November of last year. He marked his return with several snaps from his visit to the Ukraine war zone.

“In Ukraine. We can not forget. Russians are apparently targeting civilians,” Cuomo captioned the photo collection.

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Cuomo, who now identifies as a “free agent” since CNN fired him last December, initially did not explain why he was in Ukraine. He only promised to go “after it” – his slogan from his canceled CNN primetime show.

But on July 4, he revealed in a separate Instagram post, “I was here with my brother Sean Penn who is working on a film showing the reality and helping the hurting with relief org CORE.”

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Cuomo claimed Penn interviewed Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy, “who pleaded for more from the U.S. – from anyone.” He also highlighted Darya Serhyi and Andrey, “proud Ukrainians and journalists … taking great risks to capture the story with Penn and others.”

The newsman was fired from his iconic show on CNN after he allegedly advised his brother, then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo, how to dodge sexual harassment accusations.

He himself was also accused of sexual misconduct by a female co-worker.