He is best known for playing the iconic Superman.

But Henry Cavill may be a superhero in the bedroom as well.

The 32-year-old British actor teased fans by seemingly revealing a bit about his 𝑠e𝑥 life during an appearance on the Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon taped in New York City on Wednesday.

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Hunky: Henry Cavill made an appearance on the Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon taped in New York City on Wednesday

When discussing his workout routine on the chat programme, Henry hinted that his only form of cardio is in the bedroom.

When Fallon asked what cardio he did to get so ripped for his movie, Henry initially smiled and said: ‘I run. That’s the savory answer.’

When Fallon missed Cavill’s hint and pressed on, the hunky Superman star looked at the audience for approval and said: ‘I think they get it.’

Revealing: The 32-year-old British actor hinted that his only form of cardio is in the bedroom.

What an answer: When Fallon asked what cardio he did to get so ripped for his movie, Henry initially smiled and said: ‘I run. That’s the savory answer’

‘Ah, you burn a lot of calories, good for you,’ Fallon said, finally getting the insinuation.

‘Well I try to,’ Cavill replied.

But he insisted his diet can be the toughest part of fitness preparations, saying: ‘Unfortunately Guinness is what I crave, which is not idea for the six pack abs.’

 

The Man Of Steel actor was dressed appropriately for the chat show appearance as he wore a navy blue three-piece suit while promoting upcoming flick The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

 

Having fun: The 40-year-old chat show host seemed pleased by the answer as he pressed on about the subject

Looking for approval: After the statement, the hunky Superman star looked at the audience for approval and said: ‘I think they get it’

Showing off: Before Henry came out, Fallon gushed about the actor’s Men’s Health cover

The talented actor showed that he knows how to dress as he teamed the outfit with a crisp white shirt, blue polka dot tie, brown patterned socks and black leather dress shoes.

Henry’s brown locks were combed back elegantly as he sported a bit of scruff on his face.

He certainly seemed to have a good time as he shared a few laughs with the 40-year-old chat show host Jimmy while promoting the upcoming action-adventure flick.

Of the upcoming movie, Henry said: ‘The best thing about this movie is it’s Guy Ritchie. He does a special thing here. It’s a cool, 𝑠e𝑥y spy thriller. You’re in for a fun ride.’

Coming soon: The Man Of Steel actor was there to promote his upcoming Guy Ritchie flick The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

The Immortals star has made quite a few leaps and bounds in his career and life as he recently revealed he was mercilessly teased as a teenager for being overweight.

Cruel schoolchildren made fun of the actor for having spare ‘rolls’, with one cruel classmate even pointing out it looked like he had ‘t**s’.

 

‘They used to call me Fat Cavill,’ Henry told Men’s Fitness. ‘I actually had rolls of fat on me.’

‘They also called me a “lemon”, a guy who gets nowhere with the girls.’

Star-studded: Sir Ben Kingsley was the first guest on the chat show

Legend: Country singer Reba McEntire closed out the show

Henry looks adorable as a chubby-cheeked youngster in flashback images showing him sitting on the front row of his cricket team photo at St Michael’s Prep School in Jersey.

The teasing only got worse when, aged 13, he arrived midway through the first term at Stowe, one of Britain’s most prestigious public schools where fees are more than £9,000 a term.

Henry was made to feel an outcast from the start and would cry down the phone three times a day to his parents because he was so homesick.

From overweight to buff: Henry, pictured in his school days (L), has transformed into a muscular hunk of a man, seen on the set of Superman: Man of Steel in 2013 (R)

Back in the day: A young Henry (second from left) poses with his cricket team at St Michael’s Prep School in Jersey

Awkward teen: The Man From U.N.C.L.E actor has previously admitted the bullying got worse when he arrived at prestigious public school Stowe at the age of 13