Post Malone wears pyjamas and Crocs at Sydney Airport before flight home

Post Malone bid farewell to his Australian fans on Monday as he flew out of Sydney Airport after wrapping up his tour Down Under.

The Los Angeles-based rapper, 27, wore striped pyjamas with white Crocs as he smoked a cigarette before hopping onto his flight back to the U.S.

Fans waited outside the terminal hoping to catch a glimpse of the hip-hop star after his string of stadium shows supporting the Red Hot Chili Peppers.     

Some were lucky enough to bag a photo with the Rockstar hit-maker. 

In one photo, the heavily tattooed musician displayed the peace sign with a fan, and in another he sported a wide smile while high-fiving a young girl. 

He looked in good spirits, despite being denied entry to a Perth bar the night before.

Fans waited outside the terminal hoping to catch a glimpse of the hip-hop star after his string of stadium shows supporting the Red Hot Chili Peppers 

The American chart-topper and his entourage were denied entry into the QT Hotel’s ritzy rooftop bar on Murray Street due to his sprawling tattoo collection.

Malone reportedly breached the venue’s strict dress code, which prohibits ‘face, neck, and offensive tattoos’.  

Expressing his disbelief, Malone told The West Australian: ‘They turned me away for my tattoos… I’ve never really experienced anything like that.’

The heavily tattooed musician high-fived a young girl 

Malone has ‘Always Tired’ inked under his eyes, barbed wire across his hairline, two ace of spade cards on the corner of his forehead and a thin sword on his cheek. 

In a statement to Daily Mail Australia, QT Hotels & Resorts ‘sincerely apologised’ to Malone for the refusal.

‘At QT, we aim to welcome everyone and celebrate the uniqueness of each individual. QT has been recognised for this for many years,’ the statement read.  

The Los Angeles-based rapper, 27, wore striped pyjamas with white Crocs as he smoked a cigarette before hopping onto his flight back to the U.S. 

‘However, on Saturday night, our third-party security did not exercise the appropriate discretion and we take full responsibility for this.

‘We sincerely apologise to the individuals affected.’

After being rejected from the QT Hotel bar, Malone travelled to the nearby 18 Knots rooftop bar where he was granted special entry on the discretion of security.

While at this venue, Malone reportedly spent time mingling with fans and even buying them drinks, before relaxing with his posse.

Malone looked in good spirits, despite being denied entry to a Perth bar the night before