Talk about a public embarrassment.

A video showing “Twilight” actor Bronson Pelletier urinating inside LAX airport has surfaced on YouTube, contradicting the actor’s strong assertions that the incident never happened.

After watching this disturbing footage, Bronson Pelletier can’t deny urinating at the airport. The video shows the actor appearing completely drunk, unzipping his pants, and then peeing in the middle of the terminal. “Sir, sir,” a security says to Bronson as he pees. Bronson begins to wail as soon as he is dropped on the ground.

The footage shows onlookers keeping their distance until police arrive to apprehend him.

The 25-year-old Canadian actor looks inebriated as he discharges himself on the LAX carpet.

Bronson is still urinating as the airport cops dump him to the ground. Onlookers can be heard saying, “Oh my God.”

The Twilight star was charged with public drunkenness.

Pelletier, who plays a part of the wolf pack, allegedly caused a ruckus upon boarding and was taken off the plane to catch another flight.

He was declared “too intoxicated to fly” at the time of the incident.

Officers were summoned back to the site when Pelletier reportedly urinated at his new gate. He was detained for a brief time before being released.

Bronson was also recently arrested for cocaine and meth possession.

The actor had previously stated that the incident did not occur.

““No peeing, actually. Peeing did not happen. I’m not a big drinker myself, to be honest,” Pelletier said in response to the TMZ producer’s description of his inebriated conduct.

Prior to the release of the footage, the seemingly very drunk singer celebrated his birthday on New Year’s Eve.

Pelletier’s arraignment is set for January 7, according to a representative for the LA City Attorney’s Office.

He faces a maximum penalty of six months in prison and a $1,000 fine if convicted.

His lawyer rejected the public-urination part of the latest claims against him last week.

Pelletier “realizes he has issues and will be entering a treatment program for addiction in the near future,” his rep told TMZ.