The woman filmed in bed with her 'stepson' by her furious ex has been spotted house-hunting with her 19-year-old lover.

Jessica Te Huia, 38, and Lorenzo Hilton were pictured inspecting a $2.3million waterfront mansion on the Gold Coast on Wednesday, and it's understood she intends to bid when the home goes under the hammer on Friday.

The pair cuddled and kissed as they explored the five-bedroom, five-bathroom home, which overlooks the waterway off Saltwater Creek in Helensvale.

In Daily Mail's exclusive pictures, Lorenzo is seen helping Te Huia into her vehicle after sharing a smooch.

The couple hit the headlines in early June after Te Huia's ex-partner, Levi Hilton, burst into her bedroom to find her sleeping next to Lorenzo, his son.

He filmed the altercation, in which he asked if they'd had sex, snatched back the covers to show them in their underwear, and claimed 'the proof is in the pudding'.

He posted the video to Instagram Stories, which spread like wildfire and became an international scandal.

Lorenzo declared his love for Te Huia in a text to his father, who then shared a screenshot of the message on his social media.

However, the extraordinary viral moment quickly took a dark turn.

Te Huia claimed Hilton had entered her home in the middle of the night, and unlocked her bedroom door with a butter knife - which Hilton, also 38, later confirmed to the Mail. 

Days later, Hilton posted and deleted a video to Instagram appearing to threaten his son's life.

'I brought you into this earth and I'll take you f***ing right out of it too, boy. I f***ing wrote the book, son,' he said. 

During an online tirade last Tuesday, Hilton said: 'I'll happily rot in a cell, so long as I get my s**t out.' 

Hilton was arrested on Monday and now faces six charges relating to a string of alleged offences that occurred between late May and early June. 

The various charges include one count each of distribute prohibited visual recordings (domestic violence offence), enter dwelling and commit domestic violence offence, and driving of motor vehicle without a driver licence.

He was denied police bail initially, but released on bail after fronting the Pine Rivers Magistrates Court on Tuesday.

He walked free on Wednesday - the same day his ex and his son were happily touring mansions for sale.

Despite Te Huia and Lorenzo's public display of affection, she insisted to the Mail that they were not officially together - and he would not be moving into her new home.

'No, Lorenzo is not moving in and we're not in a relationship,' she said, when contacted for comment.

'We love each other so much, we're spending time together, and we're trying to figure it all out.

'I'm standing by that because I don't want to commit to a 19-year-old, he still has so much life to do and things he needs to figure out without me.'

It is understood Te Huia lives in a mansion north of Helensvale with her parents and children, and has built a real-estate portfolio after working since she was 13.

She also received a payout from a former employer. 

Te Huia has inspected multiple homes this week, together with Lorenzo.

As Te Huia grows her empire and hopes to 'move onwards and upwards' from the scandal created by her ex, he was released from jail on $10,000 bail, and turned to social media to plead for financial help from his followers.

In a series of Instagram Stories posted Wednesday night, Hilton said: 'I am going through a serious personal situation that has turned my life upside down.

'The last couple of days, I've been in custody. I got picked up and managed to get bail on some pretty hard-out conditions, which quite frankly, they want me to fail. 

'I've got an ankle bracelet, you name it. Just to get me bail was a real pretty penny, over $10k... honestly I can't even move out of this house, it's f***ing crazy - ridiculous, really.'

Hilton said he had received advice that fighting his charges would cost more than $100,000 in legal fees. 

Many followers expected him to launch a GoFundMe, but instead Hilton encouraged people to hit a referral link to an online gambling portal.

His username is 'The Proof is in the Pudding' - in a nod to his comment in the viral video of Te Huia and Lorenzo in bed.

'Look, if you don't gamble, that's fine, I'm not forcing it down people's throats,' he said.

'A lot of people mentioned a GoFundMe or whatever... but least by playing pokies, you actually get a return if you do win.'

He then shared another story saying, 'Tap the link above if you enjoy a slap or wanna help me with my legal fees. If not, your love and support is more than suffice (sic).'

Soon after, his Instagram account vanished - it is understood Hilton may have breached Instagram's strict rules surrounding promoting online gambling and had his account suspended.

Those who breach the rules rarely get their accounts back.

Since the viral 'stepmum in the bed' video, Levi's follower count had exploded from around 6000 to 50,000.

His most recent stint in lockup is not Hilton's first brush with the law.

In 2020, he pleaded guilty to multiple traffic offences, including handing over a fake driver's licence, driving while disqualified, and riding an unregistered, uninsured Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

Representing himself in court, Hilton told the magistrate he was in the process of selling the Harley and hoped to receive $24,000 for it before asking whether she was 'interested'.

'No,' Magistrate Rosemary Gilbert replied.

She fined Hilton $2,310 and disqualified him from driving for two years.

In 2022, he again faced court over his role in a violent street brawl, in which frontline workers were assaulted.

Hilton later pleaded guilty to two counts of assaulting a police officer and one count of assaulting an ambulance officer. 

The court heard he became violent after witnessing his younger brother's arrest. It was also told that his brother had grown hostile due to an alleged delay in paramedics arriving.

The following year, Hilton was back before the courts after an altercation involving an elderly retired police officer and decorated Army veteran.

Beenleigh Magistrates Court heard on July 20, 2023, that Hilton went to collect a vehicle safety certificate from the then 84-year-old man at Waterford on January 18, 2022.

A dispute broke out and the court heard Hilton grabbed the veteran's hand while attempting to take the certificate, causing the elderly man to lose his balance and fall to the ground.

The veteran said he had become 'withdrawn and scared' since the attack.

Hilton pleaded guilty to one count of common assault and was sentenced to three months in prison, suspended for nine months.