Channing Tatum's Magic Mike Live strip show kicked off in Melbourne earlier this week.
And Australian audiences are certainly in for a treat, with Channing promising that the Down Under version of the show is much racier than the American one.
'We're making the show a whole lot sexier for our Australian fans,' he told the Herald Sun.
Raunchy: Channing Tatum says that his Magic Mike Live show has been made even racier for Australian audiences
'In my experience, there's a completely different way Aussies talk about sex, and men and women, and dating,' he continued.
'I don't really have a way to describe what that is, I just know it's different to how we talk about sex in the States. Aussies are raw and real about it.'
Magic Mike Live just kicked off in Melbourne after the Covid pandemic forced the tour to be postponed.
Following its official opening night on Tuesday, the stars of the raunchy show put on a performance for the media on Wednesday.
It's back: Magic Mike Live kicked off in Melbourne earlier this week after the coronavirus pandemic forced it to be postponed
It was announced on June 24 that the show would be commencing on June 29 with a 'comprehensive Magic Mike Live Australia COVID-SAFE plan' based on 'Victorian Government health advice'.
In a statement on the Magic Mike Live website, they added: 'Thank you for your continued support and understanding of this production and the wider arts community in these challenging times.'
The show was supposed to open in May last year, but was delayed because of a series of imposed lockdowns in Victoria amid the coronavirus pandemic.
'Changes have been made to the performance schedule, and we will now open at Birrarung Marr in June 2021,' read the website.
Turning up the heat: Following its official opening night on Tuesday, the stars of the raunchy show put on a performance for the media on Wednesday
