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NRL cult hero turned media identity Beau Ryan has been caught on camera performing a crude act in front of his radio boss's house.
Thankfully for the ex-Cronulla and Wests Tigers star, 40, police won't be knocking on his door anytime soon.
Ryan - who is good mates with prominent manager Bruno Bouchet - is believed to have been house sitting in Sydney.
While outside the home, Ryan had to answer the call of nature - and unfortunately for The Amazing Race presenter, damning vision followed.
Co-host and fellow retired NRL player Aaron Woods set the scene on Triple M.
'You get along with our boss' husband (Bruno Bouchet) very well,' he began.
Aussie media identity Beau Ryan has been caught on camera performing a crude act in front of his radio boss's house (pictured)
Thankfully for the ex-footy star, 40, police won't be knocking on his door anytime soon (pictured, at the 2024 Logie Awards)
A sheepish Ryan knew he had been exposed - but was quick to point out that current renovations the Bouchets are making to their home made finding a toilet nearly impossible
'The other day our boss (Laura Bouchet) was on holiday - but she has the Ring app on her phone.
'It is a security camera, which is motion detected.
'Laura received a notification of some activity in her front yard - and it was you (Ryan) in shorts, doing a whiz.'
A sheepish Ryan knew he had been exposed, but was quick to point out that current renovations the Bouchets are doing on their home made finding a toilet - in a hurry - almost impossible.
It comes after Bulldogs boss and Channel Nine star Phil Gould hastily deleted a tweet earlier this week featuring a photo he took inside a toilet cubicle.
The footy legend put up the post on X showing the back of a door accompanied by the caption: 'Toilets, where the doors come all the way down to the floor... who thinks of this stuff? Brilliant.'
However, the surface of the door was highly polished and the 67-year-old's reflection could easily be seen as he sat down to relieve himself.
Gould deleted that and followed up with another post reading, 'Whoops...how funny. #costanza'.
The Costanza hashtag is a reference to the George Costanza character from the TV show Seinfeld, who was known for his knowledge of public toilets.
After Gould's faux pas, his 75,000 plus followers had a field day when they saw the post.
'No dramas Gus, couldn't see anything, smooth as a Ken doll,' one wrote.
'No no no no no...what were you thinking?' added another.
'Can't believe Gus just sent the whole world a d**k pic, said whoops and it's play on,' a third said.
