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14 Pictures That Prove Daenerys Targaryen Really Is The ‘Sexiest Woman Alive’

Hey “Game of Thrones” fans, it looks like your girl Emilia Clarke has been voted the “Sexiest Woman Alive.” Hell yeah, Khaleesi, way to kill it, you sexy thang.

It’s honestly not too surprising since I often find myself drooling over her every episode. Nonetheless, it’s a well-deserved title.

For those who aren’t in the “GoT” fandom (shame on you), the actress plays the beautiful Daenerys Targaryen, aka Khaleesi on “Game of Thrones.” Simply put, she’s the one with that majestic white hair who hangs out with dragons. Yeah, she’s cool AF.

But more than that, she’s drop-dead gorgeous. I MEAN, CLEARLY.

This title has previously belonged to Penelope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson. Seriously, bow down.

OK, KHALEESI. I SEE YOU.

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