Looking fine! Cody Simpson is slapped with a parking ticket on the Gold Coast – minutes after his first swim training session since leaving quarantine
He soared to fame as a musician, and is now training to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
But Cody Simpson proved he’s certainly not above the law on Wednesday, as his Mitsubishi Wagon was slapped with a parking ticket outside the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre.
Miley Cyrus‘ ex-boyfriend, 24, appeared to park his vehicle in a no-park zone close to the venue, minutes after he trained for the first time since completing his mandatory 14-day hotel quarantine.
Oh no! Cody Simpson proved he’s certainly not above the law on Tuesday, as he walked back to his Mitsubishi Jeep following his first training session since his mandatory 14-day quarantine to find he’d been hit with a parking ticket
However, The Masked Singer winner didn’t appear to take much notice as he opened his car door, presumably heading for a rest after a long day in the water.
For the outing, the blond star looked cool and casual in a white T-shirt, black shorts and black trainers which he teamed with a baseball cap.
Cody is currently preparing to swim in the Australian National Championships later this week.
Rookie error: Miley Cyrus’ ex-boyfriend, 24, headed back to his huge white wagon to be greeted with a fine notice, as he appeared to park his vehicle in a no park zone
He quarantined for 14 days with his girlfriend Marloes Stevens – who he has been dating since December 2020 – in Howard Springs, Darwin.
Earlier this year, Cody revealed to The New York Times what inspired him to jump back into the pool and compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics.
He explained he decided he still had a shot in the pool after seeing American swimmer Caeleb Dressel – who is five months his junior – beat a record set by Michael Phelps in 2019.
Sticking together: Prior to flying into Gold Coast, Cody and his girlfriend Marloes Stevens, who have been dating since December 2020, did 14 days of mandatory quarantine in Howard Springs, Darwin
‘I stopped drinking that night and started finding pools the next day,’ Cody, who hails from the Gold Coast, said.
Despite having an incredibly successful music career that saw him discovered on YouTube and signed by an American record label in 2010 at the age of 13, his childhood Olympic dreams were bigger.
‘I love the music industry very much, and I’ll continue to be a musician long into my life, but it’s not as pure of a pursuit as sport, which just comes straight down to the clock,’ he told The New York Times.
In with a shot! Earlier this year, Cody revealed to The New York Times that he decided he still had a shot in the pool after seeing American swimmer Caeleb Dressel – who is five months his junior – beat a record set by Michael Phelps in 2019