Kid Laroi has just returned home from Australia before the tour is filled with exciting fans.
And on Friday, the 18-year-old musician displayed the huge remains of Tim de Arnott’s cookies, which were delivered to him upon arrival.
The Stay hitmaker, who hails from Sydney Waterloo, shared an Instagram story with his fans showcasing his impressive Australian dishes.
Aussie dishes: Larry, 18, showed off his massive Tim Tam on Friday after returning home with girlfriend Katarina Deme before touring Australia.
His adorable model girlfriend, 18-year-old Katarina Deme, also received a dazzling flower.
Kid Laroi, whose real name is Charlton Kenneth Jeffrey Howard, has a tearful emoji in the post.
Rapper and singer with Katarina were spotted in Sydney on Friday morning from the USA.
Return to Homeland: The rapper and singer were spotted in Sydney with Katarina on Friday morning, from the US
The teenage sensation blasted fans out of the car window as Katarina filmed on a tiny GoPro.
Three years have passed since Larry left Australia to pursue his dream of conquering the United States.
And just hours after opening the 2021 MTV VMAs with Justin Bieber last year, Larry announced he would be touring Down Under.
Well done: it’s been three years since Larry left Australia to pursue his dream of conquering the United States.
“I’m excited to share this experience with everyone,” he said in a statement.
Fans can look forward to The Kid Laroi, who will feature hits from every chapter of his award-winning mixtape, F**k Love.
He began his “End of the World” tour in the United States before being taken to Down Under.
The tour will be his first in Australia since opening his latest Mentor Juice WRLD in 2019.
Opening at his Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on May 26, he will play at Perth RAC Arena on May 30 and Adelaide Entertainment Center on June 1.
Before moving to Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on June 3 and Brisbane Riverside on June 6.
Roadblock: He started his “End of the World” tour in the US before being taken to Down Under. He will play in Sydney on the 26th of May.
Source: Daily Mail
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