Daniel Johns and Michelle Leslie's LAX drama

Amy Stevenson

Updated 30 July 2017 at 10:04 pm

After some very questionable public behaviour it seems life for Daniel Johns has settled down, and he's moving on with new girlfriend Michelle Leslie!

Yes, that's right, THAT Michelle Leslie, the model who spent three months in an Indonesian jail back in 2005 for drug possession. Watch the vide of the couple above.

Daniel and Michelle arrived in LA over the weekend. Source: Diimex

In what could be the most surprising couple of 2017, the former Silverchair frontman and Michelle were spotted leaving Sydney over ther weekend for Los Angeles.

The pair were then seen walking through LAX moments before Michelle was "detained" by authorities after experiencing problems with the automated passport kiosk, according to 7News.

Video footage then shows Michelle being released by an officier shortly afterwards.

The model was detained by authorities after issues with the customs kiosk. Source: Diimex

The couple were seen leaving Sydney for LA on Saturday. Source: Diimex

RELATED: Evolution of Daniel Johns

Michelle and Daniel seemingly confirmed their relationship back in May, with the 36-year-old sharing a photo of herself with her musician to Instagram.

The model spent three months in Kerobokan Jail in Denpasar, Bali, back in 2005 after she was caught with two ecstasy pills.

Meanwhile it's been a turbulent year for Daniel, who was seen in displaying erratic behaviour while enjoying a day out in the Sydney suburb of Double Bay last December.

Earlier this year he then threatened to quit social media after going on a wild rant about "cruel people".

Michelle was later released by authorities. Source: Diimex

The couple seemingly confirmed their relationship back in May. Source: Instagram

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