Julia Fox in court for brother Christopher's arraignment on drug and ghost gun charges

Julia Fox was pictured in a downtown Manhattan courthouse today supporting her brother Christopher as he was charged with ten counts of drug possession and making ghost guns at home with a 3D printer.

Christopher, 30, was arrested last month in a drug and ghost gun bust in their New York City apartment. 

Prosecutors say police seized three 3D printers, multiple gun parts, a pill press and drugs including fentanyl, cocaine, heroin, oxycodone, buprenorphine, amphetamine, and methadone. 

Many of the items, including a set of scales, were coated in fentanyl residue.

Julia, a model who is best known for her role in Uncut Gems and for dating Kanye West, signed her brother's $450,000 bond last month, which helped secure his release from Riker's. 

Julia Fox leaving Manhattan Criminal Court on Wednesday following her brother Christopher's arraignment 

It's unclear if she was required to attend today's hearing, or if she chose to do so.

She was quiet as she exited the courtroom behind her brother, wearing a t-shirt and blazer. 

Fox, 33, kept her sunglasses on throughout. 

In a TikTok video after her brother's arrest last month, Fox said she was 'embarrassed' by his actions. 

'I know my brother and I've always known him to be … the sweetest, most gentle, kind, soft-spoken (person). But I will say that both my brother and I have a lot of trauma.' 

Prosecutors from Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's office say they discovered 'two 3D-printed firearm silencers', two large capacity magazines, five gun frames and four upper receivers. 

Fox, 33, kept her sunglasses on throughout. She was quiet as she exited the courtroom behind her brother, wearing a t-shirt and blazer

Fox previously said she was 'embarrassed' by her brother's actions 

Christopher Fox, 30, is yet to offer a plea. He has been the subject of an investigation since 2018

Julia's father Thomas, shown far right, was also in court

Julia's father, Thomas, and younger brother Christopher today in court 

Some of the weapons seized from Christopher Fox's home on March 8

A pill press and hopper were also seized from Fox's apartment. According to his indictment, 'the NYPD also recovered a pill press with a hopper, a blender, glassware and laboratory equipment, and scale. Almost all of these items were covered in fentanyl residue'

They also say Christopher had ordered the parts needed to produce a 3D-printed assault weapon-style rifle.

They allege that between January 2020 and March 2023, $343,000 flowed through his Cash App account despite the fact he didn't have a job. 

Since 2018, he spent $7,000 on gun parts and ordering components for drugs online, according to the indictment obtained by DailyMail.com. 

The investigation is part of a wider 'Ghost Gun Initiative' by the DA's office. 

 Christopher will return to court on June 21. 

He faces up over 100 years in prison if found guilty on all counts.