He is one of the music industry’s most iconic performers.
So it was no surprise that Sir Rod Stewart was mobbed by adoring fans as he left Craig’s restaurant in West Hollywood with son Sean, 41, on Saturday evening.
The veteran star, 77, looked typically dapper in a light grey suit with trimmed lapels which he teamed with a black tie and white shirt.
Signature: Rod Stewart, 77, was mobbed by adoring fans as he left Craig’s restaurant in West Hollywood on Saturday
The hitmaker held a black Sharpie as he signed autographs before getting into the front passenger seat of a Rolls-Royce, while Sean occupied a seat in the rear.
As he made his exit, Rod appeared to have a red blemish on the left side of his face near his ear.
It comes after sons Alastair, Liam, and Aidan, attended the Old Firm match at Parkhead stadium in Glasgow with their dad, a lifelong Celtic supporter, during the week.
Night out: The rock star looked typically dapper in a light grey suit with trimmed lapels which he teamed with a black tie and white shirt
Quick exit: As he made his exit, Rod appeared to have a red blemish on the left side of his face near his ear
And they couldn’t resist some high jinx as they landed on the runway of the private airfield at Glasgow airport.
Alastair, 16, was first seen strutting around the tarmac in his coat and grey checked trousers before being greeted by a crew member as he re-boarded the plane and stuck his tongue out to Liam, 27.
His brother, Aidan, 10, who was also suited and booted, was filmed open mouthed on the family’s jet as he tried to catch a pink and white jelly sweet while still seated on the plane.
Adoring fans: The hitmaker wielded a black Sharpie as he signed autographs before getting into the front passenger seat of a Rolls-Royce
When he managed to catch the sweet first time round he gave a big grin and gestured to the camera.
Later on Liam could be seen swigging from a Corona beer bottle while a floppy haired Alastair looked on.
The Stewarts were celebrating following Celtic’s 3-0 win and in footage taken during the match Rod was filmed from behind as he embraced a friend after one of the goals while Liam danced around in celebration.
Away from football Sir Rod has always had a passion for sports cars and has owned several Lamborghinis, including a rare black and white Aventador SVJ worth £290,000.
Back of the net! Rod’s sons let their hair down over the weekend as they watched Celtic beat fierce rivals Rangers in the Glasgow derby at Parkhead Stadium
