New video footage, which has been viewed over half a million times on Tik Tok shows the man making his way to the field during Wales v South Africa.
The spectator had caused uproar by climbing over the Principality Stadium pitchside barriers in the final quarter of the game and waving his arms to the crowd when on the field.
The incident actually ruined a potential try-scoring opportunity for replacement Liam Williams, who had to move around the invader and the steward who tackled him to the ground.
Another video shared on social media showed him being shamed by Wales supporters after the incident.
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