Sir Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster didn’t let the coronavirus pandemic ruin the party mood.
The married couple partied on the tiles one final time for Penny’s 49th birthday with their gang of friends before their self-isolation commenced.
All citizens over the age of 70 must be quarantined from next weekend for the upcoming months as the UK government fights the pandemic.
Before their disappearing act, the lovebirds raised a toast of champagne with 16 of their closest pals for the special occasion.
Clad in glamorous ensembles, everyone looked carefree and happy as they smiled for the picture with their famous friends.
Penny was the belle of the ball in a satin scarlet dress which had a demure neckline and featured a decorative bow.
Rod was at the heart of the party as he was surrounded by his friends and raised a glass.
It was super flashy with a swish chandelier hanging from the ceiling, mirrors adorning the room and candles adding atmosphere.
The former model thanked her friends for braving the party one final time before the couple made their way home to the UK ahead of next weekend.
They have braced themselves for months of isolation in accordance with the UK’s new guidelines for citizens over 70 years old.
Loose Women’s guest panelist Penny shared her prayers everyone stayed healthy and well in the pandemic.
She wrote: “Thanks to all our friends for coming together to celebrate my birthday during the most unprecedented time we have known.
“Together we stand, together we give thanks and although this might be one of the last get togethers for a while let’s pray we all remain safe and healthy.”
Her sensational snap was met with fans expressing their love and support for the star.
“Happy birthday Penny, stay safe you, Sir Rod, family and friends,” one wrote, among the crowds.
Their final party in Las Vegas marked the end of their stay in the city.
They had been out in Las Vegas while the musician was storming the stage.
Sir Rod’s two final concerts had been postponed amid the deadly bug spreading.
The UK government has advised against all “non-essential contact” with others as they stressed the importance of social distancing.
