To All the Boys star Noah Centineo has tonsils removed after “seven years” of sore throat

For all the boys, the heartthrob Noah Centineo had his tonsils surgically removed last Friday, after suffering “seven years” of chronic tonsillitis and throat infection.

The 24-year-old, born in Miami, gave his 18 million Instagram followers a good look inside his throat before and after removing the swollen lymphoid organs.

Noah was clearly courting sympathy by sharing several photos of himself looking helpless after his visit to the hospital.

Centineo and a friend have afforded “just ice cream” to calm and cool their throat.

Last Wednesday, the former Disney Channel star revealed the moment he learned he was famous, when five fans showed up to greet him at the baggage claim at JFK Airport after tracking his flight.

‘It fucking scared me!’ Noah told GQ before adding they are now friends.

‘We are all fine. I hug them when I see them. ‘

Centineo made the last headlines for holding hands with Stassie Karanikolaou, a friend of Kylie Jenner, outside a private Halloween party in Los Angeles, despite strict collection guidelines due to the coronavirus.

COVID-19 is growing across the country, with 1.01 million confirmed cases in Los Angeles, leading to 13,848 deaths on Monday – according to Johns Hopkins University.

Former student of Agoura High School will repeat his role as future Stanford University freshman Peter Kavinsky in Michael Fimognari’s To All the Boys: Always and Forever, which opens on February 12 on Netflix.

Noah also starred in Jackie Chan’s directorial film in the 1930s, The Diary, and he will play Al Rothstein / Atom Smasher in Shazam! From Jaume Collet-Serra! spin-off, Black Adam.