"The glamour is REAL people," she wrote alongside the photo, which showed her working on a laptop with her face mask worn on her chin.
"Let's get among it. Are you ready Australia? Deputy Prime Minister – I'm back with my bongos – you utter C**kwomble. #freeaustralia," her post read.
Yet there were no signs in her immediate surroundings that suggested she had in fact returned, with a power point next to her not the shape of a typical Australian one, while writing on the trolley next to her appeared to be in Spanish.
Indeed the Home Affairs website states returning to Australia so soon after being given the boot is not likely to see you welcomed in with open arms.
"If you are removed from Australia on character grounds, you may have difficulty satisfying the character test when applying for another visa to re-enter Australia."
The controversial personality was given the boot in July after boasting on social media about taunting hotel guards by answering her door naked without wearing a mask.
In one of her rants shared to Instagram, she likened Covid-19 to the flu and in another, compared migrants to cockroaches. Additionally, she said people with dementia should not block hospital beds.
Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews confirmed Hopkins' "critical skills" visa had been cancelled and she would be deported, describing her behaviour as "despicable".
It was understood Hopkins was also dumped from the reality series, leaving many to speculate how she managed to get into the country for a second time.
The 46-year-old also took aim at state leaders for enforcing lockdowns and has regularly argued, "Australians must be set free" and that those following the rules were "brainwashed".
It came after Hopkins shared a video Sunday morning of her tumultuous experience with entering Australia, which she said was filmed in July, before she was deported.
