Shia LaBeouf Seen Walking With 'Stone Cold Look' After Scottish Bar Brawl

Just days after a fiery confrontation outside an Edinburgh pub, in which Shia LaBeouf was seen squaring up to several men and shouting, "Let's go," the Hollywood star was spotted strolling with a stone-cold expression. 

The incident occurred last week and involved a heated exchange outside the Scottish bar, sparking buzz around LaBeouf's intense demeanor. 

Now, fresh off the brawl, Shia LaBeouf is back in the spotlight, turning heads with his unshaken attitude and clean look.

LaBeouf, known for his intense persona both on and off screen, was spotted taking a long solo walk through his Pasadena neighborhood, soaking up the warm Los Angeles weather.

Dressed casually in a white printed shirt, black shorts, and matching tennis shoes, LaBeouf kept a low profile with white headphones in and black sunglasses on, clearly signaling he was not in the mood for company. 

As he rounded a curb, he seemed to briefly notice the camera capturing his every move but maintained his steely, unfazed expression, offering no reaction to the paparazzi.

LaBeouf's recent appearance follows a heated altercation in Edinburgh, where The Sun reported the "Fury" star was involved in a clash with pub-goers outside the OX184 bar.

A 37-second video clip captured the father-of-one shouting and challenging a group of men, flipping off his cap and raising his fists as he yelled, "Let's go." Bystanders quickly intervened to de-escalate the situation, pulling LaBeouf and one of the men away from the brewing brawl.

The night before the confrontation, the filmmaker was reportedly seen drinking at Whistlebinkies pub, yards away from where the altercation took place. Though tempers flared, the situation was diffused without any physical violence.

The 38-year-old's fiery altercation in Edinburgh may have surprised many, but just a day before, LaBeouf was reportedly on his best behavior at a local pub. An insider revealed:

"He was in there on Friday. He was nothing but nice to people in there. Everyone said he was nothing but lovely." 

According to the source, the confrontation captured in a viral video happened the following day. "I knew something had kicked off, but something kicks off in the Cowgate every day," they added, downplaying the situation.

LaBeouf is in the Scottish capital while his wife, actress Mia Goth, films Guillermo del Toro's upcoming "Frankenstein" movie. The couple has been spotted enjoying their downtime in the region.

Last month, LaBeouf was seen dining at the Italian restaurant Banca di Roma with Goth and their children after leaving Glasgow's Greek eatery Elia. The family soaked in local flavors while Goth worked on scenes for the highly anticipated monster film at the city's Cathedral.

LaBeouf's recent behavior marks a notable shift from his earlier vow to deepen his spiritual journey. Earlier this year, The Blast reported that LaBeouf, amidst past allegations of abuse, officially joined the Catholic Church with aspirations to become a deacon. 

The Capuchin Franciscans even announced that the actor had "fully entered the Church this past weekend through the sacrament of confirmation!" 

The Capuchin Franciscans expressed their joy at welcoming the actor into their community in a social media post accompanied by photos of LaBeouf with priests and friars. 

The post celebrated LaBeouf's "profound spiritual journey" and commitment to embracing the Catholic faith. 

The Capuchin Franciscan friars also praised the TV personality's "sincere desire to grow in his relationship with God and live out the Gospel values," marking a significant step in his spiritual path.

After taking a significant step in his spiritual journey by getting confirmed, his confirmation sponsor, Capuchin Friar Brother Alexander Rodriguez, revealed that LaBeouf expressed a desire to become a deacon in the future.

Rodriguez shared that LaBeouf's interest in the diaconate began during his preparation for the 2022 film "Padre Pio," in which he portrayed the 20th-century Italian priest Francesco Forgione. 

LaBeouf reportedly spent considerable time at the California parish preparing for the role, leading to a transformative experience. In Rodriguez's words:

"He just spontaneously said, 'I want to become a deacon,' and he still feels that way." 

On his part, LaBeouf echoed Rodriguez's sentiments, explaining that his spiritual transformation occurred during his research for the role. 

He described a period of profound personal struggle, including contemplating suicide, which he believes was alleviated through his deeper engagement with the Franciscan Capuchin friars.

Shia LaBeLaBeouf's stroll suggests the actor is back to his regular routine, though his steely expression implies he is still not in the mood.