Beyoncé has no shortage of celebrity fans with both Sir Paul McCartney and Naomi Campbell partying together at one of her recent gigs.
Supermodel Naomi, 53, and Beatles icon Sir Paul, 81, both attended the Single Ladies star’s final London date of her eagerly-anticipated Renaissance tour.
Sir Paul was one of the many stars spotted at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium shows, alongside the likes of Kris Jenner, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Daniel Kaluuya, and former Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland.
To celebrate Father’s Day, Naomi shared a throwback snap from the star-studded show that showed the pair sharing a hug for a selfie.
In the post on her Instagram page, which also celebrated Sir Paul’s 81st birthday, Naomi paid tribute to the ‘legend’ Paul and proved that age is just a number, recalling how the pair danced alongside each other to Queen Bey.
‘This is what 81 looks like, Joyful,Happy and Loved .. HAPPY BIRTHDAY SIR @paulmccartney legend what fun to stand beside you dancing to our Queen B @beyonce,’ she captioned the post.
‘Many happy returns of the day and tons more blessings to come . ❤️🎂❤️🎂❤️🎂 #happyfathersday.’
It comes as the musician opened up about his late bandmate John Lennon who was tragically murdered in 1980 when crazed fan Mark Chapman shot him at the doorstep of his New York City home.
During a talk in New York City for the Tribeca Film Festival’s Storytellers series, Sir Paul spoke about the late musician’s ‘vulnerability’ while looking at photos from his new book, 1964: Eyes of the Storm.
‘[John] had a really tragic life. As a kid, his mother was decreed to not be good enough to bring him up … His father had left the home when John was three,’ he told host Conan O’Brien.
‘So that’s not too wonderful. John grew up with these sort of little minor tragedies through his life …’
He added: ‘It made me realise why he had that vulnerability. I always admired the way he dealt with it because I’m not sure I would deal with the stuff he went through that well.’
Sir Paul is treating Beatles fans to one ‘final’ song made using artificial intelligence to recreate John Lennon’s voice.
Thanks to old demos, AI has been used to ‘extricate’ Lennon’s vocals and finish a new song that will be released ‘this year’, according to the pop icon.
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