As one of Hollywood’s biggest talents, Leonardo DiCaprio remains incredibly busy, jumping from project to project. However, the A-lister is now in the news not because he was on a movie set but because he had to appear in a courtroom. DiCaprio is one of several individuals who’s been summoned in connection with the ongoing trial of Fugees member Pras Michel. The 48-year-old Oscar winner – who hasn’t been accused of any wrongdoing himself – was required to testify on behalf of the prosecution. Of course, DiCaprio had to introduce himself at the start of the proceedings and, with that, he was ultimately asked what “he does for a living.”
Leonardo DiCaprio appeared in court on Monday and, according to CNN, he was surrounded by U.S. Marshals when he entered the room. The actor was reportedly sporting a blue suit and, per the news outlet, plenty of people took notice when he arrived. Jurors were reportedly bored while listening to the previous witness but quickly became focused once the Don’t Look Up cast member took to the stand. One juror’s head even shot up from their hands when he was ushered into the room. But aside from the reactions of the jury members, one of the most notable moments apparently occurred when prosecutor Nicole Lockhart asked what DiCaprio does for work. With that, the star gave a simple, four-word response:
