Inside Jack 'Jungle Boy' Perry's Life Since His Father Luke Perry's Tragic Death — Photos Of The AEW Wrestling Hottie
Moving forward. Jack Perry, son of late Hollywood heartthrob Luke Perry, is following in his famous dad’s footsteps and creating a legacy of his own in the entertainment world.
Jack, known as “Jungle Boy” for his wild mane, is currently signed to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and entertains millions around the world every week.
The 24-year-old credits his father — who tragically died in 2019 at age 52 after suffering a massive stroke — for encouraging him to follow his dreams.
"I first started wrestling when I was 10-years-old," Jack spilled to Wrestling Inc. "I remember talking to my dad one day in the car, and I was saying something about chasing my dreams. My dad came from Ohio and he didn't have a lot of money. He used to shovel asphalt, so he knew what it was like to follow your dreams. He told me it's not enough to chase your dream. What you have to do is chase it down and tackle it to the ground. You have to cut its head off and hang it up on your wall, and that's what it takes to really be successful."
The up-and-coming wrestler also recently found love outside the ring with fellow AEW star Anna Jay.
He posted a steamy snap of his new main squeeze via Instagram on June 28. The duo couldn’t keep their hands off each other as they engaged in a passionate smooch. They were dressed in their wrestling uniforms in their PDA-filled photo.
As Jack is forging his own path in the world, the wrestler is morphing into quite the hottie — like his dad — routinely posting shirtless snaps on his social media.
Scroll through the gallery below to see the hunky son of late Beverly Hills, 90210 star Luke Perry.
The 24-year-old hottie routinely flexes his fit bod for social media.
Jack signed with AEW wrestling in 2019.
The famous son puts in long hours in the gym to maintain his rock-hard abs.
Jack is knows as "Jungle Boy" because of his natural long, curly locks.
The wrestler slays as he flexes his bulging biceps.
Jack also credits wrestling for helping him cope with the dark times in his life.
