Logan Paul’s model friend Nina Agdal strips down to a bikini as she shares a kiss with the YouTube sensation before the pair cuddle koalas during their tour of Australia
Logan Paul enjoys his free time Down Under with his girlfriend Nina Agdal.
The social media sensation took a well-deserved break from promoting his exciting energy drink Prime with KSI, real name is Olajide Olayinka Williams Olatunji, to see some of the sights Australia has to offer.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the 27-year-old YouTube sensation shared a series of photos in which he was seen snuggling up to an array of native Australian animals and stripping down to his swimmers for a boat ride with Victoria’s Secret model Agdal.
Paul and Agdal shared a sweet kiss as the boat rolled along the choppy swell.
In another photo, Paul and his lover kissed in a selfie while dining at a restaurant that has spectacular views of Sydney Harbour.
Logan Paul enjoys his free time Down Under with his girlfriend Nina Agdal
The couple stripped down to their bathing suits for a boat ride on Sydney Harbour
In other photos, Paul was feeding a cub being cradled by KSI, Paul and Agdal were feeding several meerkats, and Paul was showing his strength while holding a giant wombat.
Paul also shared a photo with a possum on his arm while holding a bottle of Prime and even posed with a eucalyptus leaf in his mouth for a selfie with a koala.
Paul and KSI flew to Australia with Agdal last week and made a handful of TV and radio appearances.
Other photos showed Paul feeding a baby being cuddled by KSI at the zoo
Paul and Agdal also fed several meerkats in what looked like a zoo
The duo’s appearance on Monday’s Today Show brought thousands of teenagers to Nine’s North Sydney headquarters and resulted in multiple injuries.
To prevent a similar scenario, KIIS FM called police and riot squads to their North Ryde studios ahead of the duo’s radio appearance on Tuesday morning.
But things spiraled out of control outside Denison Street when a security guard patrolling the crowd was thrown to the ground after getting caught behind a stone barricade and wincing in pain.
He even posed with a eucalyptus leaf in his mouth for a selfie with a koala
Paul also showed his strength while holding a massive wombat
Several fans who had been promised free bottles of Prime Energy Drink were also injured in the foray into the barricade.
Later in the show, Today presenters interviewed Logan and KSI on a balcony overlooking the mass carnage below – but things turned nasty when someone threw an egg at Stefanovic.
Thousands of fans – mostly teenagers – gathered outside Nine’s headquarters before sunrise on Monday hoping to catch a glimpse of their idols arriving at the studio, many of whom were determined to step in front of the camera for their own viral moment.
In another photo, Paul and his lover kissed in a selfie while dining at a restaurant that has spectacular views of Sydney Harbour
Police and additional security had been called to help control the crowd after a recent meeting between Paul and KSI turned into chaos.
On Saturday, Paul and KSI hosted an impromptu fan meet and greet at the RAC Arena in Perth.
His previously scheduled event at the Midvale shopping center had been canceled due to crowd safety concerns.
Created by influencers and boxers Paul and KSI, the energy drink has become incredibly popular with pre-teens and teenagers around the world.
Paul and KSI flew to Australia with Agdal last week and made a handful of TV and radio appearances
It’s such a popular drink that many find it hard to get their hands on it, and in the UK a bottle can cost as much as £20 online.
Carnage broke out when Aldi brought the drink to the store for £2 just before Christmas.
At the time, scenes of chaos erupted in some stores, where children were caught on video scrambling across the aisles to try and get a bottle.
In some Aldi branches, the drink was sold out within three minutes.
Prime Energy Drink, created by influencers and boxers Paul (left) and KSI (right), is incredibly popular with pre-teens and teenagers around the world