Kristina Mariah Calder and Joel Samuel Lee Williams in Mandurah Magistrates Court on cocaine charges

A TikTok influencer who shared videos of glamorous trips abroad has been grounded after being arrested on drug charges. Kristina Mariah Calder appeared at Mandurah Magistrates Court on Tuesday, facing five counts of selling cocaine, possession of cannabis, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of MDMA, selling a prohibited drug and conspiring to sell a prohibited drug. Ms Calder’s partner, Joel Samuel Lee Williams, also appeared facing two counts of conspiring to sell and supply, possession of cannabis, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of MDMA, possession of a controlled drug and offering to sell or supply drugs. The pair were arrested on February 13, just one day after Ms Calder shared a video of the pair exploring Japan. Following their arrest, the duo were banned from Perth Airport and ordered not to use any electronic device with access to encrypted communications. Ms Calder boasts more than 34,000 followers on TikTok and shares videos of her world travels that often feature Mr Williams. Most recently, the pair were in Japan, but other videos in recent months include Bali, New Zealand, and the US. In other photos shared on TikTok, the glamorous Ms Calder poses in skintight ski suits and fur coats. Ms Calder also dabbles in giving beauty advice and in one video admits to using Ozempic, getting breast implants, botox, filler, veneers and tan injections. The 29-year-old isn’t afraid to show off her surgically enhanced assets, either and often poses in skimpy bikinis and swimsuits. In one video, Ms Calder parodies Kylie Jenner, sharing details of her boob job, writing: 425cc, high profile, round silicone, dual plane, Dr Parinya. On Tuesday, in contrast, Ms Calder wore a demure long-sleeved black shirt and loose white trousers. When not overseas, Ms Calder runs Nail Mafia, a popular home salon, while Mr Williams works two weeks on, two weeks off, as a fly-in, fly-out heavy-duty diesel mechanic. The pair appeared separately in court and were not required to plead to the charges. However, Mr Williams applied for a bail variation due to a ban on approaching within 500m of the international terminal at Perth Airport. Magistrate Claire Cullen removed the 500m condition so the 30-year-old can access the nearby domestic terminal and travel to work. The pair are due to reappear in court next month.