Gerard Butler shows off his muscular frame in grey T-shirt and shorts as he masks up for errand run in LA
Gerard Butler showed off his muscular frame in a grey T-shirt and shorts after stopping at a gas station in West Hollywood on Wednesday.
After filling up his gas tank, the 51-year-old actor could be seen wearing a pair of black Under Armour shorts and white sneakers.
In addition to blocking out the California rays under his aviator sunglasses, he made sure to wear a face mask amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
![Quick stop: Gerard Butler showed off his muscular frame in a dark grey t-shirt after buying a lighter and cigarettes at a gas station on Wednesday](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/02/12/04/39194966-9252529-Quick_stop_Gerard_Butler_showed_off_his_muscular_frame_in_a_dark-a-13_1613102405803.jpg)
Quick stop: Gerard Butler showed off his muscular frame in a dark grey t-shirt after buying a lighter and cigarettes at a gas station on Wednesday
The star, who split with his girlfriend Morgan Brown after nearly seven years of dating in August, appeared in high spirits as he walked back to his car.
Earlier this month, he revealed he celebrated his 50th birthday by releasing sea turtles into the ocean.
The actor, famed for his hardman roles such as Spartan warrior Leonidas in 300 and army man Mike Banning in the Olympus Has Fallen film series, revealed he marked the milestone in Costa Rica doing 'environmental stuff'.
![At the gas station: After filling up his gas tank, the 51-year-old actor could be seen wearing a pair of black Under Armour shorts and white sneakers](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/02/12/02/39194960-0-image-a-121_1613098183114.jpg)
At the gas station: After filling up his gas tank, the 51-year-old actor could be seen wearing a pair of black Under Armour shorts and white sneakers
Gerard turned 50 in November 2019, but only recently discussed how he celebrated, saying that it was attended by 'spiritual people' and was 'very powerful' in a interview with Total Film Magazine.
'I actually did a big event in Costa Rica and brought loads of friends down,' he said. 'And it was very, very powerful. We brought down a lot of spiritual people, a lot of performers.'
He continued: 'We did a lot of environmental stuff, like releasing sea turtles out into the ocean. It was such a mix of so many things, I'm so glad I did it.'
![Feeling good: In addition to blocking out the California rays under his aviator sunglasses, he made sure to wear a face mask amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/02/12/04/39195776-9252529-Feeling_good_In_addition_to_blocking_out_the_California_rays_und-a-14_1613102405806.jpg)
Feeling good: In addition to blocking out the California rays under his aviator sunglasses, he made sure to wear a face mask amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
This took place several months before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, with many unable to celebrate their birthdays over the past year.
In his latest movie, Greenland, which was released in 2020, Butler and his family struggle for survival in the face of a terrifying cataclysmic natural disaster.
The pandemic delayed the movie's release several times, eventually being made available through video on demand in December.
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Controversy: Gerard was recently caught up in a gender stereotyping row, leading to the banning of a South African beer advert featuring the tee-total actor
This follows Gerard's recent controversial gender stereotyping row, leading to the banning of a South African beer advert.
The Paisley-born actor fell foul of advertising standards with his TV ad for Diageo-made Windhoek beer.
They banned the commercial for suggesting real men, like Butler, drink real beer.
![Uh oh: The Paisley-born actor fell foul of advertising standards with his TV ad for Diageo-made Windhoek beer](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/02/12/04/38444086-9252529-Uh_oh_The_Paisley_born_actor_fell_foul_of_advertising_standards_-a-15_1613102405808.jpg)
Uh oh: The Paisley-born actor fell foul of advertising standards with his TV ad for Diageo-made Windhoek beer
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