Conor McGregor has shared a video of him in a flashy sports car as he speeds away from fans in Dublin.
The Notorious uploaded the clip, which was recorded on a fan's phone, on his Instagram account.
In it, one of the fans says: "I knew it was you, I knew it was you, once I saw that beard."
McGregor then says goodbye to the fans as he speeds off in the video, which is understood to have been recorded two years ago.
Meanwhile, McGregor has personally delivered medical supplies to Crumlin Children's Hospital.
The UFC star has donated over €1million worth of PPE to hospitals across Ireland and was on hand to drop off supplies at the Dublin hospital on Thursday.
Sharing a number of photos from the visit on Instagram, he wrote: "Drop off at Crumlin Children’s hospital today."
The Notorious, who was wearing a tracksuit and Dolce & Gabbana trainers, posed for pictures with staff while maintaining social distancing.
One of the health workers made a heart shape with her hands in one of the snaps.
In total, 11,000 masks, 50,000 gloves and 2,000 visors paid for by McGregor were distributed to hospitals and nursing homes across the country on Thursday.
McGregor also donated €20,000 to Robbie and Claudine Keane's fundraiser for hospitals earlier this week.
Keane promised McGregor one of his jerseys after the kind donation.
Commenting on the former striker's post, McGregor said: "Irish sporting legend! Give us a good jersey for the gaf my brother."
Keane replied: "I’ll have something special for you thanks so much for your donation incredibly generous."
Claudine also commended McGregor for donating. She commented: "@thenotoriousmma WOW how incredibly generous @thenotoriousmma amazing support for our frontline workers #ourhospitalheroes #wereinthistogether."
McGregor responded to Keane: "Top man Robbie fair f***ng play to you doing your bit it doesn’t go unnoticed. True representative of the green white and orange it’s the only way you could have banged in that many goals was with true love and passion for the land. Thank you brother!"
Keane's fundraiser has raised over €60,000 already and you can donate to it here.
