Jonah Hill pulls down his wetsuit in Malibu to show off his bare chest

Jonah Hill was seen on another surfing expedition in Malibu, California on Thursday after he was spotted in the water days earlier.

The Moneyball actor had his black, green and blue wetsuit pulled down to his stomach, exposing his tattooed chest and arms.

The 36-year-old was also busy taking a selfie by his SUV as he smiled away.

Hill, who is engaged to social media influencer Gianna Santos, at one point dried himself off with a colorful towel.

The Superbad star has an impressive collection of tattoos on his arms and torso, which he modeled on the sunny Southern California day that was preceded by several days of clouds and rain.

On each of Jonah’s pectorals are animal faces, and the center of his chest features a giant tattoo that looks to be a pirate ship.

The older brother of Beanie Feldstein stood at the railing overlooking the ocean with his smartphone held up for a selfie, as he smiled and squinted in the sun.

Hill has been repeatedly seen recently hitting the Malibu waves to work on his surfing skills, a pursuit he’s taken up in earnest since last summer.

Just two weeks ago, he marked seven months of surfing with an impressive video showing him remaining successfully upright on his board as he rode the surf all the way to the shore.

Last August, Jonah posted a selfie with his friend James Franco, both holding their surfboards, in which he marveled how ‘at 35 you can start doing sh** you’ve always wanted to do.’

On Friday, the Moneyball star was planning to present one of his favorite films at Santa Monica’s Aero theater, the 1991 gem Defending Your Life by Albert Brooks.

That film, which also stars Brooks, features Meryl Streep in her prime as they portray recently deceased would-be lovers who arrive in a place called Judgement City to defend the lives they just lived.

That event for the film, which Hill called ‘an incredibly deep, insightful and hysterical film’ on Facebook, has of course been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic and the ban on social gatherings.