Shia LaBeouf spotted with mystery woman before throwing tantrum in front of police... a month after bar brawl arrest

Shia LaBeouf had company over at his New Orleans home on Thursday. 

The actor, 39, apparently returned home with a mystery woman following a coffee run. 

LaBeouf, who split from Mia Goth last year, arrived to his home carrying a tray full of iced beverages along with a to-go bag. 

The duo were not pictured together however the brunette beauty was seen walking down the porch. 

The last few weeks have been particularly tumultuous for the star as he faces legal troubles tied to an alleged fight in the Big Easy last month.

The coffee run appeared to represent a moment of calm for the actor - but one that would not lost very long.

Early Friday morning, LaBeouf would have another dramatic run-in with police outside his home in video obtained by TMZ.

Video shows police speaking with LaBeouf on his porch in what appeared to be a rather measured conversation until it devolved into chaos.

Not all of the conversation's audio could be picked up and it's unclear why exactly the police had visited LaBeouf at his home. 

'I'm a target,' he is shown telling cops at one point. 'I'm a target. I'm an easy target.'

Eventually the conversation takes a turn as LaBeouf lifts up his shirt, sobs, and heads inside his house.  

'I have a f**king three-year-old!' he is heard crying.

His recent arrest is weighing on him as well as he cries about 'sitting in jail for [expletive]  four months for punch one man,' TMZ reported. 

'I don't trust you at all. I don't trust you at all!' he says. 

An emotional LaBeouf eventually moves from the porch and onto the middle of the street, where he screams: 'It's why I never call you!'

He shouts again and walks across the street, seemingly attempting to console himself.  

The Daily Mail has contacted LaBeouf's representatives for comment over the video and mystery woman. 

LaBeouf was arrested on two counts of misdemeanor battery on February 17 following an alleged fight outside a bar in New Orleans' French Quarter. 

He was released the same day on his own recognizance, but judge Levine later ordered he pay a $100,000 bond after learning about alleged homophobic slurs the actor had used during the incident, according to The Guardian.

The actor was arrested again in connection with the same incident on a misdemeanor simple battery charge and had bond set to $5,000, according to TMZ.

According to the New Orleans Police Department incident report, officers were dispatched to R Bar on Royal Street at approximately 12:45 a.m. on February 17 in response to a reported simple battery involving a man who was allegedly 'causing a disturbance and becoming increasingly aggressive.'

In the narrative section of the report, officers wrote that they were informed 'a white male subject was aggressive and struck multiple people' inside the bar.

It was claimed the actor yelled: 'These f****ts put me in jail. I'm a Catholic.'

Judge Levine slammed LaBeouf for his alleged use of the slur against a 'marginalized community' that has faced so much 'terror' already.

Jeffrey Damnit, who was involved in the altercation, has called LaBeouf's release 'ridiculous' and called for him to be charged with a hate crime.

Eyewitnesses alleged LaBeouf became increasingly aggressive at a business and was escorted out by staff, at which point he allegedly struck one man multiple times with closed fists.

Authorities say the situation escalated when LaBeouf returned to the scene and allegedly assaulted the same victim again before punching a second man in the nose.

Witnesses reportedly attempted to restrain him until police arrived.

LaBeouf was taken to a hospital for treatment of unspecified injuries before being booked into Orleans Parish Prison. He was charged with two counts of simple battery.

In his first interview since the brawl, LaBeouf made a series of bizarre claims - including that he felt 'scared' when approached by three gay men on Fat Tuesday.

'Big gay people are scary to me,' LaBeouf said bluntly during an hour-long interview with Channel 5.

The interview saw LaBeouf make outlandish and often controversial statements.

Among them was a claim that he felt 'scared' when approached by three gay men on Fat Tuesday.

'Big gay people are scary to me,' LaBeouf said plainly during one part of the hour-long conversation with Andrew Callaghan. 

'When I'm standing by myself and three gay dudes are next to me, touching my leg, I get scared. I'm sorry. If that's homophobic then I'm that.'

He also explained about the altercation, 'I was drunk and then I felt infringed upon in terms of my proximity. But I wasn't in my right mind, and so it's on me.'

And he took accountability for reportedly using a gay slur, admitting, 'I said words not ok to say. I don't want to hurt nobody's feelings... I'm wrong for what I did.'

His split from Mia Goth was also recently revealed, with the separation occurring last year following nine years of marriage. The pair additionally share daughter Isabel, three.

Sources previously told TMZ that Goth wants LaBeouf to enter rehab to help manage his alcohol use.

The insiders claimed that the actor's behavior has been happening for years now, with the recent altercation bringing it publicly to light.

While Goth and LaBeouf have split, the Frankenstein actress still has love for her ex and wants him to continue to be a part of their daughter's life, the outlet's source claims. 

A source told the Daily Mail that Goth separated from LaBeouf five months ago - after the estranged couple tied the knot in 2016.

Two years later, they filed for divorce before later reconciling. Their daughter was welcomed to the world in March 2022.

During his recent interview with Callaghan, he additionally reflected on the end of his marriage to Goth. 

'It's not new heartbreak. I don't want to talk too much about it. It's not my story alone to tell, but my side is I failed my marriage, so I had to own up to that. So that's why I moved out here,' he said.