Tommy Lee has joked he and wife Brittany Furlan are at risk of getting deported from Australia.
On Sunday, the Motley Crue rocker, 61, shared a video to Instagram while the couple and their friends visited the Sydney Aquarium.
Tommy added a hilarious voiceover to the footage, comparing different sea life to male genitals.
‘Off we go to the Sydney Aquarium. First thing we see upon greeting is this penis neck turtle,’ he began.
‘Looks like a total d**k to me. He absolutely looks like he’s got a long penis for a face.’
Motley Crue rocker Tommy Lee has said he and his wife Brittany Furlan ‘run the risk of getting deported’ as they posted a wild X-rated video from the Sydney Aquarium
He then showed the other sea life including a shark, which he compared to the Ku Klux Klan and a stingray.
‘Pretty sure my wife and I will be deported soon after tonight’s show !?!?!’ he wrote.
Mötley Crüe and Def Leppard are currently on the Australian leg of their joint world tour.
The bands took to the stage in Sydney at Sydney Showground’s GIANTS Stadium on Saturday night.
They are next scheduled to play in Melbourne on November 14.
On Monday, Tommy slammed the high price of cigarettes in Australia in comparison to the rest of the world after he bought a packet of Marlboro Gold 25s from 7-Eleven.
Tommy was left outraged when he was forced the shell out $251.96 for four packets of cigarettes and shared his receipt on his Instagram page.
‘$251.96 for 4 packs of smokes here in Melbourne,’ he wrote alongside two flipping the bird emojis.
On Sunday, the Motley Crue rocker, 61, shared a video to Instagram while the couple and their friends visited the Sydney Aquarium
‘Off we go to the Sydney Aquarium. First thing we see upon greeting is this penis neck turtle,’ he began
Mötley Crüe and Def Leppard are currently on the Australian leg of their joint world tour
He then took aim at 7-Eleven’s ‘Wonderfully Easier’ tagline, instead writing: ‘7/11 wonderfully cheesier!’
Tommy paid $62.99 per pack, which is expensive even by Australian standards where the average packet costs $40.
According to website Statista, a packet of Marlboro 20s costs about $9 in the United States (roughly AUD$15).
The Australian government’s tobacco taxes are among the highest in the world, in an effort to stomp out smoking completely.
On Monday, Tommy slammed the high price of cigarettes in Australia in comparison to the rest of the world after he bought a packet of Marlboro Gold 25s from 7-Eleven
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