Jared Leto looks fit in a black tank top after working up a sweat at a gym in ...

Jared Leto looks fit in a black tank top after working up a sweat at a gym in ...
Jared Leto looks fit in a black tank top after working up a sweat at a gym in ...

He's currently at work in New York City on his upcoming Apple TV+ series WeCrashed, about the rise and fall of office space company WeWork and its CEO Adam Neumann.

But Jared Leto took a break from filming on Saturday to work on his impressive age-defying physique with a workout session at a gym.

The ever-youthful 49-year-old actor and musician was spotted leaving the gym while rocking a playful body building–themed tank top reading 'All Pain. No Gains.' 

Staying in shape: Jared Leto, 49, looked fit and sporty in all-black athletic clothes after a high-intensity gym session in Manhattan on Saturday

Staying in shape: Jared Leto, 49, looked fit and sporty in all-black athletic clothes after a high-intensity gym session in Manhattan on Saturday

The spooky shirt featured a playfully gory image on the front of a grinning skeleton emerging from a person's disintegrating flesh.

He kept the rest of his look low-key with black North Face track pants and matching black trainers.

He also carried a black bandana with him and wore a pale pink mask to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, plus aviator sunglasses.

The Thirty Seconds to Mars singer looked like he need to rehydrate after his workout as he downed a bottle of water.

Spooky: Jared wore a gory tank top reading 'All Pain. No Gains' and showing a grinning skeleton bursting forth from disintegrating flesh. He also wore black North Face track pants and trainers

Spooky: Jared wore a gory tank top reading 'All Pain. No Gains' and showing a grinning skeleton bursting forth from disintegrating flesh. He also wore black North Face track pants and trainers

The Requiem For A Dream actor is currently starring in WeCrashed as the disgraced WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann.

WeWork, which essentially creates stylish office spaces, was at one time valued at $90 billion by Goldman Sachs, though the value would later be drastically slashed, according to the New York Post.

The company's value cratered after concerns about self-dealing and drug use from Neumann came to light in 2019, and he was forced to step down with an enormous golden parachute including $245 million in stock, $200 million in cash, and refinancing on a $432 million loan, the Wall Street Journal reported. 

The former CEO was noted for his rockstar-like lifestyle, so a real rockstar would seem to be the ideal

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