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Pierce Brosnan has been seen for the first time since pleading guilty to trespassing in hot springs in Yellowstone National Park.
On Friday, the 70-year-old actor – who offered his ‘sincere apologies’ for the indiscretion – stepped out for a solo bike ride in Malibu.
The James Bond star wore an all-black outfit consisting of a long-sleeved crew neck shirt, trousers and sneakers.
His silver gray hair was slicked back and his face was clean shaven as he got fresh air and exercise.
The longtime entertainer kept the sunlight out of his eyes with a pair of Rayban sunglasses.
Pierce Brosnan has been seen for the first time since pleading guilty to trespassing in hot springs in Yellowstone National Park
The James Bond star wore an all-black outfit consisting of a long-sleeved crew neck shirt, trousers and sneakers
It comes after he took to social media on Thursday night to address the incident at the national park.
Brosnan was fined $500 for stepping off a track and entering a ‘no trespassing’ area.
He was caught after posting pictures online of himself in the thermal area during a visit in November, a Wyoming court heard.
in addition to the fine, he was also ordered to make a $1,000 donation by the end of the month to Yellowstone Forever, a nonprofit organization that supports the park.
On his social media, Brosnan said he was ‘an environmentalist’ who had ‘the utmost respect and love for our natural world.’
He added: ‘But I made an impulsive mistake – one that I don’t take lightly – when I went into a thermal area covered in snow in Yellowstone National Park to take a picture.
‘I did not see a ‘No Trespassing’ sign warning of danger, nor did I wander in the immediate area.
‘I deeply regret my transgression and offer all my deepest apologies for intruding on this sensitive area. Yellowstone and all our national parks must be cared for and preserved for all to enjoy.’
Pierce offered his ‘sincere apologies’ for stepping off a trail in the national park
The James Bond star was caught after posting pictures online of himself in the thermal area during a visit in November, a Wyoming court heard
Pierce was walking in an off-limits area at Mammoth Terraces, in the northern part of Yellowstone near the Wyoming-Montana line, on Nov. 1, according to citations issued by the park.
He uploaded photos of himself standing in the snow on the thermal feature to his Instagram page, court records say.
Mammoth Terraces is a scenic spot with mineral-encrusted hot springs bubbling from a hillside.
Federal regulations require visitors to national parks to stay on the designated walkways.