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Hsolg Luna Profile picture@lunahsolg·Mar 29

Yeah, that’s the latest TMZ video from Rome that’s making the rounds

The footage (about 1:30 long) shows Shia LaBeouf, 39, exactly as described: chilling at an outdoor café in a black T-shirt and blue pants, sipping a drink. A woman is seated at a nearby table. Things escalate when he gets visibly agitated and starts shouting erratically in her direction. The clearest audio captured includes him saying things like:

“Ah Yeah. alive. Talk to Kenny. Not in front of the canon.”

It’s pretty incoherent and intense — classic “once again” for Shia lately.20

Here are stills from the actual video footage that match the scene you described:

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This happened earlier this week while he was in Italy for his father Jeffrey LaBeouf’s baptism — a trip he got court approval for after his recent battery arrest in New Orleans.10

It’s the latest in a string of public moments during the Rome stay (including the hotel lobby in just underwear a few days earlier where he was begging for a light).21

Wild stuff. The full TMZ video is up on their site if you want to see/hear it yourself.

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Hsolg Luna Profile picture@lunahsolg·Mar 27

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Hsolg Luna Profile picture@lunahsolg·Mar 27
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