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				 Evans, who is 41 and single, said the title 
				“feels like a weird form of humble bragging.” However, he was 
				eager to share the news with his biggest fan - his mom.  
				 
				“My mom will be so happy,” Evans told People in an interview. 
				“She’s proud of everything I do but this is something she can 
				really brag about.”  
				 
				Evans has grown in popularity over the years from starring in 
				one of his first television series, “Opposite Sex” in 2000 to 
				portraying Steve Rogers/Captain America, who was labeled 
				"America's Ass" in the Marvel movie "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019. 
				 
				Despite his many Hollywood accolades, the “Gray Man” star has 
				aspirations outside of acting, which include marriage and 
				fatherhood.  
				 
				Evans said, “That’s absolutely something I want.”  
				 
				“Some things you want just for you, or just for my family and my 
				friends. The most enjoyable aspect of my career right now is 
				feeling secure enough to take my foot off the gas. I feel like I 
				have a bit more freedom to take time away from the industry and 
				still find projects that will satisfy my creative appetite when 
				I return.”  
				 
				While he is one man who is uncomfortable using "sexy" in a 
				sentence about himself, Evans, a Boston native, is not shy about
				 
				 
				expressing what he thinks makes his hometown a sexy place.  
				 
				“So much history there! I love the accent. To me, the accent is 
				home,” he said. “I love the weather. The seasons, the sports 
				teams. But the sexiest thing about Boston ... maybe our 
				universities. We’ve got a lot of good schools. Let’s give 
				education a plug, that’s damn sexy.”  
				 
				While Evans is still getting accustomed to his new seal of 
				attractiveness, the actor told People he will look back fondly 
				on the honor when he becomes “old and saggy.”  
				 
				He told the magazine, “I’m lucky to be in the discussion in any 
				capacity."  
				 
				(Reporting by Danielle Broadway and Rollo Ross in Los 
				AngelesEditing by Matthew Lewis) 
				 
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