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Channing Tatum and Matt Bomer party at Pride Parade

Just as expected, Channing Tatum and Matt Bomer snagged the spotlight at Sunday's LGBT pride parade in Los Angeles.

Channing especially got into the spirit of the celebration, accessorizing his white tee with a rainbow bandana and wristband.

Channing spoke to ET about his support for the pride parade, saying, "Sincerely, I only judge people on the way they are in their heart and that's all."

Even without a ton of stripping (by the stars, that is), 'Magic Mike" fans still got quite the show when Channing split his pants open during the parade! Always a good sport, the 35-year-old actor laughed off the wardrobe malfunction.

@channingtatum, #MattBomer and some unidentified shirtless hotties stopped by the #PrideParade in West Hollywood today! 👍🏻🔥❤️🌈

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Surprised by the sexy stars' appearance at the parade? So were they! ET learned that the choreographers only found out about the parade float four days ago!

Apparently Channing and his co-stars were just as unaware. "We just came," Channing told ET. "That was it. We didn't know there was going to be a float so we were just like 'Time out! There's a float?' We just came. We were like, 'Alright, that's it.'"

ET got up close and personal with the float, which featured disco balls and blown up photos of the "Magic Mike XXL" stars.

The eye candy -- um, sorry, dancers -- who joined Channing and Matt on the float weren't too shabby either.

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The cast threw out dog tags, shirts, beach balls and hats to the excited West Hollywood crowd, which was expected to reach at least 400,000.

If you couldn't make it to L.A. to catch the "Magic Mike XXL" cast in the flesh (heh), we leave you with this delightful photo of Channing and Matt getting their groove on during the parade:

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To be a fly on that float...

Watch video from the parade here.

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