Make Page Six a Preferred Source Tom Welling is taking his revealing Instagram slip-up in stride.
The “Smallville” alum left a comment on an Instagram reel poking fun of him accidentally exposing himself in the reflection of his hotel room window in New York City, which he posted — then deleted — on Instagram Saturday.
In the reel, a man is taking a photo in NYC, before squinting then acting shocked at what he sees.
“POV you’re a tourist in NYC and see Tom Welling standing at his hotel window on October 10th,” the text over the reel reads.
Welling, 49, commented, “Came for the sights.”
He also re-posted his “Smallville” co-star Michael Rosenbaum’s Instagram Story poking fun at him. In Rosenbaum’s Instagram Story, he jokingly takes a snap of NYC skyscrapers with his reflection showing his pants off.
Rosenbaum cracked, “Just looking after my boy @tomwelling.”
Welling had his fans in a tizzy over the weekend after he posted a photo of the view from his hotel room to his Instagram Stories with the caption, “Hello, NYCC,” referring to New York Comic Con.
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But fans quickly noticed that his window reflection caught him totally without clothes.
The photo reportedly remained up for at least 10 hours before the “Cheaper By the Dozen” star deleted it, but screenshots of the image quickly spread across social media.
On Sunday, Welling didn’t mention the headlines when he shared a new photo of himself speaking at Comic Con on Instagram, writing, “Hope to see you all today at @newyorkcomiccon. Come say hi ! #25yearsofsmallville.”
But plenty of fans left comments about the racy pic.
“Just be careful with your camera bud 😂,” one fan joked.
Another fan cracked, “I mean he’s super man of course he is going to be super. 🫡 he didn’t get to wear the tights to show it off.”
“Smallville” premiered on the WB in 2001 and ran for 10 seasons before concluding on the CW in May 2011.
On Sunday, Welling (Clark Kent), Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor), Kristin Kreuk (Lana Lang) and Erica Durance (Lois Lane) reunited for a panel celebrating the show’s 25th anniversary.
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