Shirtless hunk in Aerosmith Crazy video is seen in New Orleans after being released from prison

The former model who famously starred as the shirtless hunk in Aerosmith’s iconic Crazy music video has been spotted enjoying life as a free man after his release from prison. 

Dean Kelly, now 51, rose to fame in 1994 with his appearance in the hit rock song’s video, which saw him go skinny dipping in a lake with actresses Alicia Silverstone and Liv Tyler.

The ex-model, however, later landed in legal trouble and had been serving a decade-long sentence in Washington Parish, Louisiana, after being accused of a murder-for-hire plot and sexual battery crimes.

Former model Dean Kelly was spotted back on the streets of New Orleans last week after he was released from prison following a 10-year sentence 

Kelly, 51, whose claim to fame is his shirtless cameo in Aerosmith’s 1994 music video for hit song ‘Crazy’, was seen having breakfast with his mother and a friend the morning of his release

DailyMail.com can reveal Kelly was released from Rayburn Correctional Center in Angie, Washington Parish, Louisiana just after midnight on June 4

Kelly was seen enjoying a traditional New Orleans breakfast – the city’s famed beignets – at a local restaurant with his mother and an unknown man

Kelly starred as the shirtless hunk in Aerosmith’s 1994 music video who meets two school girls played by Alicia Silverstone and Liv Tyler

DailyMail.com can reveal Kelly was released from Rayburn Correctional Center in Angie just after midnight on June 4. 

The former music video star was seen in exclusive photos back out on the streets of New Orleans having breakfast with his family the morning after his release. 

The once clean cut model appeared almost unrecognizable sporting long salt and pepper hair as well as a bushy beard and mustache. 

He wore a light blue short-sleeved Magellan shirt with gray cargo pants, along with dark sunglasses and a black newsboy cap.

He was seen enjoying a traditional New Orleans breakfast at a local restaurant with his mother and an unidentified man.

Kelly’s brushes with the law marked a dramatic fall from grace for the model who, before his downfall, had been pictured at Hollywood parties with stars including Angelina Jolie and Juliette Lewis. 

His main claim to fame was his role as the hot young farmer picked up by two teenage schoolgirls in the famous Aerosmith video that became one of the most requested of 1994. 

The disgraced model was seen in exclusive DailyMail.com photos back out on the streets of New Orleans having breakfast with his family the morning after his release

The once clean cut model appeared almost unrecognizable sporting long salt and pepper hair as well as a bushy beard and mustache

He wore a light blue short-sleeved Magellan shirt with gray cargo pants, along with dark sunglasses and a black newsboy cap

Kelly was charged in 2016 with four counts of solicitation to commit murder after plotting to kill four people while he was already serving time behind bars for sexual battery and felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile

The Crazy music video features 90s icon Alicia Silverstone alongside Aerosmith front man Steve Tyler’s daughter Liv, then 16, as two girls who skip class and drive around in a black convertible Ford Mustang. 

The pair eventually encounter Kelly, who is riding a tractor on a farm, and convince him to join them and later drive to a lake where the three get in the water.

There, the girls play a prank on Kelly, taking off with his clothes while he’s swimming in the lake, prompting him to chase after them fully nude.

Kelly was charged in 2016 with four counts of solicitation to commit murder after plotting to kill four people while he was already serving time behind bars for sexual battery and underage sex. 

He was accused of hiring a hitman to kill a judge, a district attorney, the lawyer who represented him, and the teenage girl he was jailed for raping. 

Prosecutors said Kelly tried a hire a former Rayburn inmate to carry out the hits – offering $35,000 in cash, two luxury cars, a boat and BMW motorcycle, local media reported at the time.  

The Crazy music video features 90s icon Alicia Silverstone alongside Aerosmith front man Steve Tyler’s daughter Liv (left) then 16, as two girls who skip class and drive around in a black convertible Ford Mustang

After encountering Kelly, a shirtless farmer, and convincing him to join them on their wild ride, the three go swimming in a lake

Kelly is later seen chasing after the two girls fully nude after the pair steal his clothes and take off in their car

Kelly’s brushes with the law and jail stint were a dramatic fall from grace for the model who had previously been pictured at Hollywood parties with stars including Juliette Lewis (above in 1999) Angelina Jolie, and Queen Latifah (in 2000)

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The targets of his alleged plot were Orleans Parish District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro, Criminal District Court Judge Tracey Flemings-Davillier, New Orleans City Council Chairman Jason Williams – who represented Kelly in his case – as well as his victim. 

Kelly was accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in February 2005 and a 17-year-old later that year, according to the New Orleans Advocate.  

He had initially avoided jail after pleading no contest to sexual battery and carnal knowledge of a juvenile in 2013. 

He received a 10-year suspended sentence and five years of probation. 

However, the order was later overturned after Judge Flemings-Davillier ruled that he had violated the terms of his probation – including soliciting women on Facebook, using aliases on social media and not registering all the phones he used.

Investigators also found a flash drive with child pornography on it at his home.