Bam Margera was kicked out of a Hollywood hotel hours before he was arrested for public intoxication last week.

Cops were called to the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles on March 29 after someone heard shouts coming from Margera’s room, law enforcement sources told TMZ Monday.

The insiders alleged that the caller reporting the noise was concerned that a domestic violence incident was taking place.

While speaking to Margera, 43, and a woman in the room with him, police were reportedly told that the “Jackass” alum was on a phone call with his ex-girlfriend when things escalated.

There were no signs of injury, the outlet noted.

However, Margera and his guest were subsequently asked to vacate the hotel. The duo complied.

Hours later, Margera found himself in trouble again when he was arrested for public intoxication at a Thai restaurant in Burbank, Calif.

The stuntman allegedly caused a scene while eating with estranged wife Nicole Boyd and their son, Phoenix, by yelling at a woman.

It is unclear whether Boyd was the female in question, and a rep for Margera did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment on either incident.

Boyd, 39, filed for legal separation from her husband of nearly 10 years in February.

Margera, who has been in and out of trouble with the law over the years while battling addiction, tattooed their child’s name on his face in Arabic the following month.

The former skateboarder told his Instagram followers in March that the ink was meant as a reminder that Boyd was “breaking [his] heart by not letting [him] see” Phoenix.

Earlier that same month, Margera was arrested for allegedly kicking his girlfriend, getting released from custody the following day after posting a $50,000 bail.

The ex reality star escaped from court-ordered rehab multiple times in 2022, with his former co-star Steve-O recently begging Margera to get sober in an Instagram comment.

“I wish you could know how much I’ve hated feeling braced for news of your death, but you’re making it clear that I have no other choice,” the 48-year-old wrote in February.

“You’re dying, brother, and it sucks that I can’t do anything to save you.”