A quick glance at most Gen Z and millennial women's social media feeds and they will most likely be filled with compilations and thirst traps of the internet's latest heartthrob Garrett Graham. Played by Belmont Cameli, the actor has been catapulted into the public eye after starring in new hit college romance drama Off Campus, and even Jennifer Lopez has given him a cheeky follow on Instagram. Following in the footsteps of Hollywood heartthrob Jacob Elordi, who began his career on teen romance The Kissing Booth, Belmont has been grafting in the industry for almost 10 years as he said: 'I’ve waited a really long time for my chance to be the lead on a TV show.' Yet the wait has paid off and the show has quickly become the third most-watched debut series in the history of Amazon Prime. Viewers are head over heels invested in the unexpected love story of the captain of Briar University hockey team and music student Hannah Wells (Ella Bright). Based on the novel by Elle Kennedy, Garrett is the man every woman dreams of as he transforms from a notorious womanizer to falling deeply in love with Hannah. And if his chiselled abs, dark curls and cheeky smile weren't enough, it turns out that in real life Belmont, 28, is also a life saver, of not one but seven lives. How Off Campus heartthrob Belmont Cameli saved SEVEN lives after donating his kidney before rise to fame with Amazon Prime smash hit And after undergoing the surgery to donate his kidney to a stranger, Belmont went on to become part of a 14 person transplant chain that has saved seven lives Long before the star began making a name for himself on screen, in 2018 he made a life-saving decision to donate one of his kidneys to a childhood friend who needed a transplant.Brendan Flaherty went into kidney failure and needed dialysis every day, however after undergoing tests Belmont learned he wasn't a match for his friend.While he couldn't help Brendan, Belmont instead made the decision to join a paired kidney exchange programme where incompatible donor-recipients are matched with strangers in similar situations. And after undergoing the surgery to donate his kidney to a stranger, Belmont went on to become part of a 14 person transplant chain that has saved seven lives. In a resurfaced Instagram post from his surgery in 2018, Belmont shared snaps of himself and two of the people he managed to help through the process. He penned: 'Yesterday I was blessed with the opportunity and privilege to save a life.''The fact of the matter is that most of us have two good kidneys, but thousands of people struggle to live day to day with only one failing kidney. Every day, 20 people die waiting for a kidney transplant. It takes patients an average of 3.5 years on the waitlist before receiving a transplant, and that is only IF they are so fortunate.''Thankfully, after 6 years of strenuous waiting and anticipation, Brendan has been gifted the organ he has so long awaited, and my new friend Clotilde will finally have a healthy kidney and a fresh new start to life.' Based on the novel by Elle Kennedy, Garrett is the man every woman dreams off as he transforms from a notorious womanizer to falling in deeply in love with Hannah (Ella Bright) In a resurfaced Instagram post from his surgery in 2018, Belmont shared snaps of himself and two of the people he managed to help through the process He penned: 'I am so grateful to be a part of this swap program involving 14 people and blessing 7 patients with new organs and brighter futures' Rediscovering Belmont's heroic act, fans have gone wild for the news as they began commenting on the post with an array of love heart emojis and sweet messagesHe continued: 'I am so grateful to be a part of this swap program involving 14 people and blessing 7 patients with new organs and brighter futures.'Soon my pain will disappear and my scars will fade away, but the love in my heart from this experience will forever remain.'Rediscovering Belmont's heroic act, fans have gone wild for the news as they began commenting on the post with an array of love heart emojis and sweet messages. Meanwhile TikTok is awash with tributes and compilations to Garrett, with fans sharing posts titled: 'Help I can't stop thinking about Garrett Graham'; 'I'm a grown woman this isn't okay'.But landing his first leading man moment has by no means been an easy ride. Born in Illinois, Belmont wasn't planning on being an actor at all and went to college to study finance. However after his dad tragically passed away when he began his studies, the star realised it wasn't for him. 'All of a sudden, life felt really short, and it felt really important that I figured out what I wanted to do,' he told The Hollywood Reporter. Realising he was just doing the thing he felt he was 'supposed to be doing' and following the trajectory to work in corporate America he decided to change his path. He explained: 'As soon as I considered what that would look like and that there was a possibility of doing anything else, I got the hell out of there because I knew I was going to be miserable.' TikTok is awash with tributes and compilations to Garrett, with fans sharing posts titled: 'Help I can't stop thinking about Garrett Graham'; 'I'm a grown woman this isn't okay' A quick glance at most Gen Z and millennial women's social media feeds and they are most likely filled with compilations and thirst traps of Garrett GrahamBelmont then began modelling in Chicago which led to him getting signed by an acting agency and he made his acting debut eight years ago with a guest appearance on Empire before he landed his first part in the Saved By The Bell reboot. In 2022 he starred in Netflix's romantic drama film, Along For The Ride. However things then took a dip, and during the actors strike he only worked a few days across two years as he admitted things dried up and he struggled. It was therefore a big relief when he got the call to star in Until Dawn alongside Odessa A'Zion in 2025, but it seems his big break has truly come with Off Campus.As soon as he booked the role, Belmont hit the ice in order to be able to convincingly play the ice hockey college star and dived into the role. Counting his blessings he said: 'There’s nowhere else I’d rather be. It’s the coolest thing, and I’m hoping this show will garner attention and that may help me in audition rooms and meetings with directors. But what’s more important to me is that my reputation says that I’m somebody good to work with.'