The Wolf Of Wall Street Star Leonardo DiCaprio Caught On Cam! Hollywood Star Danced Crazily During The Coachella Music Festival
The Wolf Of Wall Street star Leonardo DiCaprio has been caught dancing during the Coachella Music Festival, which took place in Indio, California last Friday.
It’s not often to see the Hollywood A-list doing a crazy dance move, in fact he has not been seen doing such, unless required in the movies.
However, some lucky Coachella goers were able to caught Leo in a dance craze and what’s even better is they’re managed to film it on tape and upload it to YouTube for all the world to see.
Here are the two videos where The Wolf Of Wall Street star Leonardo DiCaprio was allegedly seen dancing freely in the tune of American Psychedelic rock band MGMT.
Meanwhile, Leo and girlfriend Toni Garrn are working hard to keep their relationship low keyed as the couple discreetly arrived at Coachella Music Festival without attracting too much attention
However, Toni did manage to post a photo of herself enjoying the famous festivities with some of her girlfriends, while her boyfriend Leonardo DiCaprio partied with the crowd.
Coachella Music Festival is truly a way for “The Wolf of Wall Street” star Leonardo DiCaprio to enjoy and relax, as it has been a busy year for the actor who was busy attending numerous awards nights for his film.
However, Leo’s character from his award winning film “The Wolf of Wall Street” is said to be far from real – having never to touch drugs in his life.
“Never done it. That's because I saw this stuff literally every day when I was three or four years old. So Hollywood was a walk in the park for me,” DiCaprio explained.
“I'd go to parties and it was there and, yeah, there's that temptation. Hollywood is a very volatile place where artists come in and they essentially say they want to belong.
The Wolf of Wall Street star Leonardo DiCaprio added, “It's incredibly vulnerable to be an actor and also get criticism at a young age when you're formulating who you are. We've seen a lot of people fall victim to that, and it's very unfortunate.”