Today McDonald’s UK and Ireland announced it will undergo its biggest menu change in decades as the chain celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Amid the major shake-up, the restaurant will be making recipe changes to its beloved beef burgers, promising they will be ‘better than ever before’.

Fan favorites that will see changes include the Big Mac, Quarter Pounder with Cheese, and of course the classic Cheeseburger variations, including the double and triple.

McDonald’s describes the changes as “minor tweaks” to the way it cooks and prepares its beef burgers, improving “all the elements customers enjoy most.”

From placing onions on each patty as they cook on the grill for extra flavor, to changing the sear on the beef patties – the chain insists the recipe change will produce the “tastiest burgers yet.”

The changes, which come into effect later this month, have already been implemented in both the Australian and US markets, and their success prompted the fast food giant to bring them to Britain and Ireland.

Foodies can get their hands on the updated classic beef burgers when they hit stores from mid-March.

Fans have been promised that the burgers will be even juicier, and that they will be served hotter. The new processes ensure that the beef has greater quality and taste.

The commotion comes fifty years after the first golden arches appeared in a British shopping street in 1974.

The Woolwich restaurant was the first McDonald’s in Britain and offered customers ‘The United Tastes of America’.

Gareth Pearson, Chief Restaurant Officer at McDonald’s UK and Ireland, said: ‘As we celebrate McDonald’s 50th anniversary in the UK, we are delighted to introduce our enhanced classic beef burgers.

‘We are constantly innovating and improving our menu and we found that a collection of additional small improvements to the iconic burgers make a significant difference to the taste.

“Another big part of this transition relates to our restaurant teams and how we can support them in delivering the best possible customer experience.

“Not only have we introduced new kitchen technology, but we’ve also retrained all 177,000 crew members in these new procedures so they can serve our best burgers yet.”

And switching recipes isn’t the only big change; the news comes just after McDonald’s launched a new personalized ‘inclusive’ uniform that allows staff to wear the clothes ‘they feel most comfortable in’.

The fast food giant has announced a uniform trial where employees can wear beanies, bucket hats and bandanas, as well as jeans, chinos, denim skirts and even joggers.

Employees can “create a personalized uniform that best reflects their own identity” and have the choice between classic and tailored fits to ensure “all preferences are met,” McDonald’s said.

This will be the time that the fast food chain makes changes to its uniform since 2016.

McDonald’s says the new range has been designed in response to employee feedback to ensure it is ‘modern, inclusive and functional’.

It follows that other major companies have changed their uniforms to be more inclusive. In 2022, Virgin Atlantic announced that crew, pilots and ground crew could wear the uniform they felt most comfortable in, ‘regardless of gender’.

Meanwhile, British Airways relaxed the rules around its strict uniform policy last year and also became gender neutral.

Spice Girl Mel B has revealed she no longer has fans shouting ‘Okay Scary’ at her in the street, but has women opening up to her in supermarkets about their experiences of domestic violence.

The singer has been campaigning on the issue for several years after filing for divorce from Hollywood film producer Stephen Belafonte in March 2017, following abuse allegations that he has repeatedly denied.

Mel has since been awarded an MBE in 2022 for services to charities and vulnerable women and became a Patron of Women’s Aid in 2018.

Speaking to mark the 50th anniversary of Women’s Aid on this year’s International Women’s Day on Friday, Mel revealed that women now always open up to her and she even gets stopped in supermarkets.

Mel confessed: ‘It used to be like, ‘Okay Scary’, now I get women literally coming up to me in tears and telling me their stories when I’m in Aldi or Sainsbury’s.

‘Now it’s more of a conversation. It’s not really the conversation you want to have, but I’m so glad I get to experience it and talk about it.’

Mel spoke on a panel alongside Farah Nazeer, CEO of Women’s Aid, and Amanda Cupples, Airbnb’s Managing Director for Northern Europe.

Victoria Newton, editor of The Sun, hosted the event at a members club in London, and they discussed the importance of tackling domestic violence and creating safe spaces for survivors in the workplace.

Mel claimed her ex was banned from the set of America’s Got Talent by Simon Cowell while she was a judge on the show because she ‘acted nervous’ when he was there.

She said: ‘Work was the safest place I could ever be because I knew he couldn’t reach me at work because Simon Cowell banned him from appearing on set because he realized I was acting nervous or nervous then my then husband was nearby. wouldn’t be my authentic self.’

Mel said HR teams need to learn to look for signs of domestic violence to help others.

She told the panel that she would stay on set for another hour or two after they finished filming because she “didn’t want to go home” and if there was someone at work who could have “supported her every now and then,” I would have done that. I probably felt like I could have talked about it a lot sooner.”

Speaking about domestic violence, she said: ‘It just has to stop and it won’t stop unless we do something about it.’

The star added that she thinks women don’t come forward to report abuse for fear of not being believed.

She added: ‘I never thought of reporting anything that happened during my ten years of marriage because firstly I didn’t have any evidence because I never went to the doctor, I covered up all my bruises. ‘

When asked what it means to her to be a patron of Women’s Aid, Mel replied: ‘I still have to pinch myself.’

She continued, “Women are the strongest form of human being ever because we are resilient, but we are not as resilient if we are not believed, heard and supported.”

Mel described feeling “so at home” when she visited a shelter with Women’s Aid, adding that she received therapy there.

Farah said that as the charity enters its sixth decade, it wants to ‘create a society where domestic violence is not tolerated’.

She said: ‘It’s no longer society’s dirty little secret, it’s something that is talked about but it won’t be tolerated, it’s unacceptable and when people see it they break the barriers of what should be personal and private. ‘

Farah said employers can “raise awareness, change the culture, implement policies and training that normalizes the fact that domestic violence is not tolerated, that it can be talked about, and provide mechanisms for people to seek help.”

A woman who left ‘nearly immobilized’ in a car accident nearly two decades ago has reinvented herself as a travel content creator and TV host, visiting 92 countries to date – and counting.

Pamela Holt, 54, has forged an identity as a self-described solo traveler – imagining ‘solo’ as an acronym for ‘seeking out life’s opportunities.’

But opening her mind to the possibility of endless adventure only followed a cataclysmic upheaval in her life. 

In her mid-30s, the SoCal native had been living in Los Angeles and working in the entertainment industry when a car accident led to a debilitating injury – and constant pain for the better part of two years.

Though she’d thought the problem was in her legs, an MRI revealed that she’d actually injured her spine. 

Next thing she knew, a spinal surgeon was on the phone her, asking incredulously, ‘Are you actually standing right now?’ Pamela recalled to DailyMail.com.

It was nearing the weekend, and he’d booked her for surgery the coming Monday. He also explicitly told her to get her affairs in order if things didn’t go as planned. 

‘He literally said I had the weekend to get my life together,’ she recalled. ‘Write a will, call my mom. Arrange [for] if it didn’t go well, because it’s spinal surgery.’

It was then, facing the prospect of death or permanent disability, that she made what proved to be a lifechanging promise to herself.

‘After getting into a traumatic car accident in my mid-thirties that left me nearly immobilized, I made an “80 by 50” promise to myself,’ she told Fox News Digital.

Meaning that, by age 50, she aimed to make it to 80 countries total.

In the few days before the surgery, she even booked a ticket to the Middle East, asking the airline to hold the reservation for her until she survived the procedure.

‘And in six months, I’m going backpacking in the Middle East,’ she said she pledged to herself. 

Once she woke up from surgery – with the ability to move her legs – she called her mom, and told her to confirm her plane ticket to the Middle East. There, she fulfilled a longtime dream of seeing the ancient city of Petra in Jordan, which she described as ‘incredible.’

Years later, she made good on her ’80 by 50′ promise to herself, touching down in her 80th country, Bhutan, on her 50th birthday.

Since then, she has traveled to 12 more countries, taking her total to 92.  

‘Not only has it expanded my worldview, it also helped me rediscover my confidence and feel empowered in my decision-making abilities,’ she told Fox News  previously.

When she’s not exploring the world, she can often be found giving motivational speeches encouraging people, especially women, to not shy away from the prospect of solo travel – no matter their age, and regardless of their relationship status. 

‘Okay, married couples… You have permission to go on separate trips and come back and share or even meet up halfway,’ she stressed.

‘It’s not about being alone. It’s about seeking life’s opportunities!’

Among her most ‘surreal’ memories was the time she embarked on a tour of a Hang Va cave in Vietnam, an offshoot of the world’s largest natural limestone cave, Son Doong. There, she traveled a half-day underground to reach one of its enormous main chambers.

‘You had to hold your breath, go underwater and pull yourself through things. So if you get stuck, you’re stuck. And then come out into these ginormous caves and the fact that somebody found it, and I was standing there, that was epic,’ she said.

Another time, near the city of Iquitos in Peru, she went on a four-hour ride on tiny, three-person boat down the Amazon to a floating market. There, she had the opportunity to hold an unforgettably adorably pygmy marmoset – the world’s smallest monkey species – in the palm of her hand.

All around, Pamela emphasized the importance of the friendships that have arisen in the course of her travels.

‘In my decades of travel, I’ve realized it is almost impossible to not meet new friends while traveling solo,’ she told Fox News Digital.

On rare occasions, for Pamela, this has meant taking up a pivotal role in a person’s life. One of her most wild connections came about on meeting the owner of a café in Vietnam, who, on realizing she was American, asked if he could have a word.

‘And he said, “I’m looking for a man in America. He helped me 30 years ago when I was a homeless boy after the Vietnam War,”‘ Pamela recalled. 

In the scorched-earth aftermath of the war, an American expat, who was traveling with a group giving assistance to locals trying to rebuild their lives, ran into the boy, then four or five years old, living on a beach. 

The man had paid for the boy’s relatives to let him back in the crowded family house, also giving money for food and education, and beyond that, regularly sent money to the group.

The boy was eventually kicked out of the house again after his mother died, and soon after, a flood ‘ruined the town,’ also destroying the American benefactor’s contact information.

‘But he never forgot his name,’ Pamela said. ‘And he’d always been looking for him.’

In awe of the story, Pamela told the coffee-shop owner, ‘”I don’t even know where to start with this, but I’ll try.”‘

She found a private investigator, who was able to come up with a lengthy list of names.

Then, she began calling them, one by one. It was the top of the pandemic.

‘People thought I was crazy. So I finally started saying, “Well, I’m a journalist. I’m looking for this guy.” And after probably three months, nobody ever returned my call, no one would take my call,’ she said.

One morning, both the investigator and the Vietnamese man had checked in with her – she’d had to report back that she’d had no luck.

But, that same day, she tried just one more number. 

‘And I said, “Hi, my name is Pamela. I’m a journalist and a travel host.” And that’s all I got out of my mouth. And he’s like, “You have the beach boy?!”‘ she said.

‘And I couldn’t even speak for a second. I’m like, “What? Yes, I’ve been looking for you. I’ve been calling hundreds of names.” And he goes, “I’ve been looking for him.” So these two men got back together. I introduce them. This man is looking for this boy, he had no idea if [he] ever survived.’

‘And so I reunited them,’ Pamela concluded with pride. 

At the same time, her solo travels have not been danger-free.

She’s been detained twice, once in Russia and once in Cuba, she explained on The Mark Thompson Show. 

In Russia, she fell under suspicion for buying French fries for a group of women she’d befriended at a local watering hole.

‘They were really nice girls. I was actually sneaking some things in there like pillows and toilet paper for them and their family,’ she continued.

‘And one day, as a gift to me, they said, “We’re going to take you to some of the local spots.” And so we did, we headed out. And we saw a place that had French fries.

‘They didn’t eat French fries… that just wasn’t a possibility for them to afford that. So I bought everybody French fries. And some of the Russian police came by, and saw these girls, and realized, “What did they do to get the money to afford these French fries?”

‘So they’re literally throwing us up against the wall, put us in their car, talking to us. And the great thing is, the girl that I was friendly with, that knew English, she literally turned to me and she’s like, “Pretend you can’t talk and you can’t hear.”‘

‘It was the only way out of it, otherwise they would have realized I was an American. To get out of it, I bought them French fries,’ she added with a laugh.

And in Cuba, she was stopped by a group of soldiers after sneaking a pair of eyeglasses to a hospital.

According to Pamela, she’d been told by ‘several people’ with political ties in Cuba about an orphanage that needed supplies. 

‘I took that list and got some great items… in particular, eyeglasses. It’s a 10-year wait for eyeglasses in Cuba,’ she said.

‘So I brought them in, and I knew a woman that worked at a hospital, so I gave her the glasses.

‘Somehow, they found out that I had done that, and they were insisting that I tell them who she was, and where they were dropped off. And quite frankly, I knew they would probably kill her.’ 

So, Pamela refused to tell them the truth, and she was eventually released.

On another occasion, she was seemingly nearly kidnapped in Egypt.

While exploring near the pyramids, she recalled a moment when a man she was talking to, who looked like a security guard, grabbed her arm and started to drag her elsewhere.

Suddenly, a man who she judged to be ‘security or a tour guide’ saw her, and began running toward her, ‘yelling’ at her to run. 

Pamela then said that that man and the man who’d been dragging her got into a knife fight as she ran away as fast as she could.

‘I get back on the camel I’d come in on. As I’m leaving, this team of horses come by.’

She then said that a boy riding on one of the horses, after asking her what was the matter, told her he went to Boston University, and paid his tuition by running ‘drugs, weapons and porn’ over his summers. 

He then invited her to get off her camel and get on one of his horses, which she then rode to ‘safety.’ 

On her self-produced travel show, Me, Myself, and the World, available on Prime Video, Pamela diligently catalogues the price points of her lodging, activities, and miscellaneous expenses.

From the start, she told DailyMail.com, she self-funded all of her adventures with money she’d saved up working ‘hundred-hour weeks’ through various projects in LA’s entertainment industry, working as a producer, actor, and occasional director. 

‘I self financed every single solitary bit of this thing because I wanted to own it and be able to make my own decisions,’ she emphasized.

From before to after her accident, what was the most profound change she’d had in her mindset? 

‘I was definitely different person,’ she said. ‘I was always joyful, always enjoyed life. And the accident, I went downhill fast, when you have that amount of pain for that long. For maybe a year and a half, two years, I didn’t sleep more than an hour at a time, because I would move and become in pain. My mindset before that was gregarious and joyful.

‘But my mindset after was compassionate. I think judgment left me in so many ways. I would always wonder like, “Why don’t they just do this? Why don’t they get up and just do this?” But I had to learn, we don’t know how somebody got somewhere. That switch went off.’

Two years ago, when Queen Mary of Denmark celebrated her 50th birthday, she brought her husband and children to the unveiling of her new official portrait.

When the blue cloth was pulled away to reveal the beautiful painting by Spanish-born artist Jesus Herrera, Mary's husband Frederik gasped.

“Wow,” he said, taking in the artwork that showed the then-princess posing a serene and regal face in front of a eucalyptus tree, a botanical nod to her native Australia. But it was another element that probably caught her husband's attention. Mary had chosen to wear an aquamarine cocktail ring, which was said to have been given to her by Frederik on the occasion of their engagement.

Two years later, none of those signs of love or marital harmony can be found in the image Mary chose for her 52nd birthday.

Instead, as she celebrates her first anniversary as the new Queen of Denmark, Mary has rejected her husband and shown a photo of herself with her father, John. The photo, which shows the queen with her hair in a braid and sunglasses on her head, was taken by her youngest son, Prince Vincent.

Frederik, who was photographed three months ago leaving Mexican socialite Genoveva Casanova's Madrid apartment in the early morning hours, is nowhere to be seen in either the image or the caption.

“On this occasion, The Queen has chosen an image of a special moment with her father from her recent trip to Australia in December,” the royal family's official website said.

Although Mary's 82-year-old father was unwell and unable to attend her proclamation in Copenhagen last month, the new queen knows her choice of image will spark speculation. She is a polished and intuitive woman who is sufficiently aware of the message the photo conveys.

Of course, you can read her selection as the choice of a devoted daughter who shares a cherished image of the father who lives oceans away and whom she misses dearly. Or after last month's proclamation, where observers saw Mary and Frederick kiss awkwardly, you could interpret it as a deeply hurt woman bonding with those she truly trusts: namely her father and her 13-year-old son who are the took a photo.

The palace has not commented on allegations that King Frederick had an affair. However, the photos published in the Spanish magazine Lecturas of him walking through the park and dining out with Casanova in October will have caused pain and shame for Mary, who will celebrate her 20th wedding anniversary in May.

Although Casanova released a statement denying that she and the then-prince were romantically involved, Queen Margrethe's shock decision to abdicate in January fueled suggestions that she wanted to secure her son's marriage through the couple's accession to the throne to speed up.

Loved in Australia, where there is admiration for the way she carries a crown and her beloved Birkenstocks with equal ease, Mary is equally adored in her adopted country, where she speaks fluent Danish and is committed to causes that are both modern and meaningful.

While Australians regard the Tasmania-born former real estate agent and advertising executive as a shining example of the Antipodean spirit and ingenuity, Danes credit the mother of four for guiding the once reluctant prince to his destiny with greater certainty.

When she gave a 13-minute speech five years ago to a who's who of European royalty on the occasion of her husband's 50th birthday, partygoers were amazed by her humor, warmth and confident way of speaking – especially as she spoke in her second language. spoke. . She accused her husband of being a MAMIL (middle-aged man in Lycra) and rudely pointed out that their children considered him a sore loser.

But what was most evident was how much she loved and adored her husband. “I'm so happy that you caught me off guard and that we dared to fall for each other – not for a moment, but for a lifetime,” she said.

She even told the guests how her boyfriend told her early in their relationship, when she visited Denmark for the first time, that he had to attend an official dinner. She couldn't believe her eyes when her casual, sporty friend returned in full princely regalia. “If I had known Danish at the time,” she told the audience, “I probably would have thought to myself: aij, hvor har jeg scores over evne.” The meaning of the folk idiom? 'Wow, I really scored above my level.'

But that was a long time ago. The fun-loving Australian girl who met a boy in a bar during the Sydney Olympics is now queen with all the poise that title brings. For her 52nd birthday, Mary has specifically chosen to celebrate being a daughter rather than a wife. Whether it is sharp or not, one thing is clear: the new queen has her own agenda. Her errant husband would do well to take note.

Tiffani Thiessen celebrated her 50th birthday on Tuesday with a fancy Mediterranean dinner.

The Saved By The Bell star – who was 15-years-old when she first started playing Kelly Kapowski in the classic TV sitcom – looked slender in a dark coat as she entered the restaurant Casalena in Woodland Hills, California with her family.

She was joined by husband Brady Smith, 52, and their two children – daughter Harper, 13, and son Holt, eight. 

The brunette beauty also posted images to Insta Stories from her big night out.

She enjoyed a creamy pasta dish with parsley and a red meat dinner with mashed potatoes and carrots. Afterwards she treated herself to an ice cream Sundae at Baskin-Robbins. ‘Ending the night right… with a hot fudge sundae,’ she shared.

This comes after the Beverly Hills, 90210 star posed nude in her bed to proudly say, ‘This is 50!’

In one of her Insta Story snaps she is seen in a one-shoulder brown top with a chunky gold necklace and gold hoop earrings.

Tiffani’s brown hair was cut into a clean and sassy bob. 

She was sitting next to her two kids at the table of Casalena as she writes over the image, ‘I’m so lucky.’ There was a white heart emoji on top.

On the marble table was a dessert with pink orchids and a lit candle on top.

Tiffani’s outfit was snazzy: in addition to the brown one-shoulder top she had on wide-legged plaid slacks.

The star carried a black structured purse as she flashed long clear nails and added several gold rings. 

Her mini-me girl wore a very long black dress with silver hoop earrings and a black leather coat with zippers.

She also carried a black Chanel purse with a gold chain strap and had on white platform sneakers as her highlighted hair was worn stick straight and she added light makeup.

Thiessen’s son had on a black T-shirt with a necklace. In the ice cream snap she leans her head toward her boy who added a black motorcycle jacket.

Husband Brady had a black blazer over a black button-down shirt with dark gray slacks. 

Her nude image fired up the Internet.

The brunette beauty looked tanned and toned as she held up a sheet to her chest to protect her modesty with her dark locks flowing down one side in a photograph by Rebecca Sanabria on Tuesday.

‘Over the hill,’ the TV star wrote in her caption even though she looked anything but over the hill. 

The looker added the hashtag for ‘This is 50.’ 

The comments were pretty intriguing. 

Sarah Michelle Gellar said, ‘Looks pretty [three fire emojis] to me,’ while Valerie Bertinelli called her ‘a hot mama’ and her former SBTB costar Mario Lopez said, ‘Welcome to the 5th level kid!’

Mario turned 50-years-old in October. 

Jennifer Love Hewitt also chimed in: ‘Happy Birthday! I remember knowing you as a teenager and hoping to be as gorgeous as you one day! And I still feel the same! You make 50 look great! ’

Jenna Fischer added, ‘Well done. Starting the 50s exactly right. Happy birthday!’ 

Vanessa Lachey and Brittany Cartwright hit the like button. 

Last year Tiffani admitted even over the last decade she has changed her outlook and learned not to care what people think.

Noting her ‘confidence wasn’t 100 percent’ when she turned 40.

She added: ‘When I was turning 40, I feel like I had more personal pressure on myself to look the best I could.

‘I feel so much more at ease now than I did even ten years ago. I don’t know if it’s me just not giving a s***.’

The mum of two – who has son Holt Fisher, three, and 13-year-old daughter Harper – noted that her ‘body was changing so much hormonally and mentally’ when she was having her children.

Now, she’s ‘at a good place’ and focused on ‘raising happy, healthy kids that are going to do well for themselves and society’.

When it comes to staying healthy herself, she explained: ‘I’m doing it for myself, I’m doing it for my kids, my husband.

Thiessen has been married to Brady Smith since 2005. 

‘I want to be around for as long as possible of course, to be able to see my kids grow up and have kids of their own, and all those things that are much more important to me now.’ 

She also said she felt an ‘added pressure of what people were saying’ when she starred on SBTB.

Appearing on the Good Instincts podcast from Dear Media, Tiffani told host and dietitian Shira Barlow: ‘I think people will say things, you know, and maybe expect me to look a certain way, yes.

‘But I mean, it’s just not realistic. I can only age the way I’m going to age, right? 

‘I’m the best I can be and I’m taking care of myself and doing things that I know will benefit the outside exterior of myself that people are seeing.’

‘But yeah, those people don’t know what’s happening on the inside, right? Because that’s what actually helps the outside.’

In 2020 she shared a swimsuit photo when she was conducting ‘research’ as she embarked on a ‘character study’ ahead of her Saved By The Bell reboot.

The star dug up an old swimsuit picture of herself from the original run of the sitcom, which ran from 1989 to 1993.

Tiffani captioned the picture: ‘#tbt #research #characterstudy,’ adding a heart emoji.

During the show her character worked as a lifeguard and the swimsuit look Tiffani posted to Instagram was the uniform for that job.

The reboot lasted only two seasons.

She dished to Hollywood Life that she thinks the key to staying in shape is to not ‘panic’ if you gain a little weight.

‘What is panic going to do?’ she asked. ‘They say stress actually adds pounds, so if I stress it’s going to be worse, right?’

She added that she ‘always tries to live her life in balance,’ which includes the way she eats. She shared: ‘I’ve never been one to go extreme either way [with dieting].

‘I’ve never been one to eat bad all the time and I’ve never been one to always be healthy. I’m like an 80-20 per cent kind of person.

‘I try to be because I love food. I love to cook… Eating a salad three times a day is not always what I want to do. So, I think it’s all about balance.’

Thiessen was born in Long Beach, California and participated in beauty pageants at a young age. She was crowned Miss Junior America in 1987. 

She then modeled for Teen magazine for years before being cast on Saved By The Bell. She was on the series from 1989 until 1993.

At the same time she guest-starred on series such as Married… with Children, Charles in Charge and Step by Step.

In 1992, she starred in the TV movie Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style.

She then continued with starring in spin-off Saved by the Bell: The College Years in its single season (1993–94) and in television movie Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas (1994).

Next came Beverly Hills, 90210; she stepped in after Shannen Doherty exited the high school drama.

Then came more TV movies: The Stranger Beside Me (1995) and She Fought Alone (1995), Sweet Dreams and Buried Secrets in 1996 and the films Speedway Junky (1999), From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999), Love Stinks (1999) and The Ladies Man (2000).

In 2015, Thiessen reunited with Saved By the Bell costars Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Elizabeth Berkley, Dennis Haskins and Mario Lopez on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, in which they appeared in a Saved by the Bell sketch.

Kate Moss, her daughter Lila and Rita Ora led the stars at the Dior Menswear fashion show in Paris on Friday.

Supermodel Kate, who recently celebrated her 50th birthday, cut a stylish figure for the event in a blue sleeveless top with beading embellishment.

The star also wore black trousers, while she accentuated her figure with a pair of knee-high leather boots.

Kate let her blonde locks fall loose over her shoulders and complemented her outfit with a navy blue glittering handbag.

The model completed her look for the event with a pair of silver hoop earrings and a pearl bracelet.

Kate's daughter Lila, 21, who she shares with ex Jefferson Hack, looked elegant in a gray blazer and black fitted trousers.

The budding model also wore a pair of black boots while wearing her blonde locks in a poker style.

Hitmaker Rita, 33, turned heads in a white turtleneck top with a matching jumper tied around her chest.

The singer also wore gray pants and black shoes as she wrapped herself in a navy blue jacket on her way to the show.

Rita styled her locks in an updo and completed her look with sunglasses and white earrings.

Also in attendance was Lewis Hamilton, who showed off his trendy sense of style in a brown blazer and matching trousers.

The F1 racer, 39, also wore a low-cut V-neck top and red-tinted sunglasses for the show.

Meanwhile, Pharrel Williams turned heads in a white wool jacket worn over a striped shirt and dark jeans.

The Happy singer also wore an off-white cowboy hat and tinted sunglasses.

It comes after Kate flew to the French capital to celebrate her milestone birthday with her loved ones.

The supermodel celebrated her birthday in the opulent, pastel-hued surroundings of the exclusive Laurent Restaurant in the heart of Paris's Marigny Square district – alongside boyfriend Nikolai Von Bismarck, 37, daughter Lila and the fashion world's elite.

Despite her newfound spirituality and alcohol-free lifestyle, it was far from a sedate affair. The group took over the entire Michelin-starred venue and transformed it into their personal nightclub, complete with a dance floor and makeshift catwalk.

Stella McCartney, 52, Venus Williams, 43, Edward Enninful, 51, and Charlotte Tilbury, 50, were among the 30-strong group of Kate's closest friends who were so loud in the restaurant's smoking area that passers-by stopped dead in their tracks. to look inside and see what was going on.

Kate arrived at the venue at 9.10pm with Nikolai, as well as Lila and her boyfriend Yoni Helbitz, 23, after traveling from their base at The Ritz.

Kate started her evening catching up with friends and was heard shouting 'I haven't seen you in ages' in the venue's candlelit smoking area – where she then shared anecdotes about Mick Jagger.

The group then dined in the opulent restaurant, renowned for its mousseline brioche with golden caviar, blue lobster salad and candied cod in sauce vierge, prepared by chef Mathieu Pacaud, and washed down with the house's much-loved champagne cocktail – the £23 Laurent Spritz.

When a Neil Young song started playing, the party really started, as his 1992 song Harvest Moon was turned up to full volume at 10:30 p.m.

The speakers were not turned down for an hour, while songs such as Baby Love by The Supremes, Sympathy For the Devil by The Rolling Stones and Rebel Rebel by David Bowie blasted out of the restaurant.

Party girl Kate is back! Moss stays out until the early hours (and nicks pal Charlotte Tilbury’s coat) as she makes an animated departure from her star-studded 50th birthday bash in Paris

She’s said to have turned her back on her wild ways and has swapped boozing for meditating.

Yet Kate Moss proved she hasn’t fully shunned her party girl image as she left her star-studded 50th birthday bash in Paris at 2am.

Having celebrated the milestone into the early hours, the supermodel looked in good spirits as she made an animated exit from 41 Avenue Gabriel alongside her lookalike daughter Lila, 21, and pals Venus Williams, 43, and Stella McCartney, 52.

Kate looked incredible as she donned a sheer crochet black gown that showcased her phenomenal figure.

Having arrived at her party in a cape she was snapped leaving in a different garment  – having swiped her pal Charlotte Tilbury’s coat.

She layered up in the fur-trimmed jacket adorned with sequins and lace detailing and donned a pair of open toe heels to give her frame an extra boost.

She was in good company on the night, with the likes of long-term boyfriend Nikolai Von Bismark, British Vogue editor Edward Enninful and makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury all on hand to help her celebrate over servings of the very best Haute French cuisine.

After enjoying a celebratory brunch in the capital earlier that day, Kate had opted to round off her birthday at Laurent, a stunning upscale restaurant in a storied central Paris mansion featuring garden tables and its very own wine cellar.

The iconic model, who has been planning the celebration ‘for a long time’, displayed her jaw-dropping figure in the ultra chic gown for her big night in the City of Lights.

Her escort for the evening Nikolai, 37, cut a dapper figure in a tailored black tuxedo which he teamed with a stylish fur trimmed coat.

Meanwhile daughter Lila was also dressed to impress in a chic black mini dress which she layered with double breasted coat.

She was joined at the event by her boyfriend Yoni Helbitz, 23, whose identity was exclusively revealed by MailOnline last year.

Fashion designer Stella was very much in the party mood as she arrived in a thigh-skimming tiger print mini dress as she flaunted her long toned legs.

The long time pal of Kate stunned in the draped Grecian inspired gown and oozed confidence as she strolled into the swanky event.

Kate flew to the French capital from Oxford via a private jet that sits up to seven VIP guests ahead of her bash.

Lila was pictured carrying heavy bags out of her London home before flying to Paris, joining her famous mother for the festivities.

A source told MailOnline: ‘Kate has been planning a big party at the Ritz in Paris for a long time now.

‘And finally the day has arrived and all of her close friends and family are jetting into the capital to celebrate her special day.

‘As a world famous supermodel, nobody expected anything less from Kate than to host her party at the Ritz in Paris, which is almost as fabulous as she is.

‘It will be a night to remember, she can’t wait to dress up, and dance the night away.’

Earlier in the day Kate kicked off her celebrations as she headed for brunch with boyfriend Nikolai and daughter Lila ahead of her star-studded party.

MailOnline understands the private jet Kate used to fly to Paris would have cost £10,000, with the former party girl ensuring she arrived in the City of Light in style.

Kate’s flight took off on Monday after 4pm and she landed in France shortly afterwards.

A source added: ‘Kate loves the Ritz and always stays at the hotel when she’s in Paris.

‘She is hoping to keep her soiree as private as possible and she knows she can trust the staff there.’

Kate had a rather different pre-birthday celebration with her best friends in Mustique, which involved a beachside spiritual celebratory circle.

Lila and Sadie joined her on the getaway as well as former model Rosemary Ferguson, stylist Katy England, fashion casting director Jess Shallet, florist Flora Starkey and designer Jess Morris.

She posed in a bohemian black dress, floral crown and necklace and with no make-up on as she sat crossed-legged on the white sand underneath palm trees.

Mustique has been beloved by the jet-set since Lord Glenconner bought it in the 1960s and gave Princess Margaret a ten-acre plot as a wedding present.

The tiny private island is a favourite of the Prince and Princess of Wales and home to rock stars Sir Mick Jagger and Bryan Adams, as well as U.S. fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger.

The supermodel has a history of throwing epic birthday parties.

When she turned 30, she threw a bash with the theme ‘Beautiful and the Damned’, which was rumoured to have ended in an orgy at Claridge’s hotel in London’s Mayfair.

Her 40th birthday consisted of a four-day Glastonbury-themed extravaganza at her country home in the Cotswolds.

And her 50th is shaping to be no different as Kate and her A-list guests descend onto the Ritz, one of the most decadent hotels in Paris.

Arriving on the modelling scene after being discovered at the tender age of 14, Kate rose to fame in the mid 1990s.

Her collaborations with Calvin Klein launched her as a household name and in 2013, she was honoured at the British Fashion Awards to acknowledge her contribution to the fashion industry over the course of 25 years.

Previously describing her happy place as on the dancefloor, Kate has since left London for the west Oxfordshire countryside where she practices transcendental meditation and goes wild swimming in a ‘secret place’ only the local villagers use.

The fashion icon also believes in the power of positive affirmations to improve one’s outlook with ’embrace the unknown’ and ‘trust the universe and it will lead the way’ being among her favourites.

Kate is now said to embrace being tee-total 80 per cent of the time, going to the gym and starting yoga sessions.

Despite her new Gwyneth Paltrow-like lifestyle, Kate still allows herself one vice.

‘I still smoke occasionally,’ she told The Sunday Times. ‘I’ve heard that when you stop, you can really tell [by your skin]. But I haven’t stopped… yet.’

The model admitted she is in ‘denial’ about her upcoming 50th birthday because she does not feel her age.

‘I’m not turning 50,’ she said. ‘No. I’m not thinking about it. I do not feel 50.’

Briefly discussing her party days, Kate told how she now never stays out at a party past midnight, describing it as her ‘cut off point’.

If 50 is the new 40, Kate Moss made sure she was dressed appropriately as she celebrated her milestone 50th birthday at a chic restaurant in Paris on Tuesday evening.

The supermodel defied her age in a stunning sheer lace dress and black silk cape as she stepped out of her chauffeur-driven car in a pair of stylish open-toe heels and drove into the venue at 41 Avenue Gabriel.

She was in good company that evening, with long-term boyfriend Nikolai Von Bismark, daughter Lila Hack-Moss and designer friends Stella McCartney and Charlotte Tilbury, all on hand to help her celebrate with helpings of the very best Haute French cuisine.

After enjoying a festive brunch in the capital earlier that day, Kate had chosen to round off her birthday at Laurent, a beautiful luxury restaurant in a legendary mansion in central Paris with garden tables and its own wine cellar.

The iconic model, who had been planning the party for 'a long time', showed off her stunning figure in the ultra-chic dress for her big night in the City of Light.

Kate wore her stunning black floral dress over a skimpy bodysuit and added extra glitz with diamond bracelets and jewel-encrusted heels.

Her escort for the evening Nikolai, 37, looked dapper in a tailored black tuxedo, which he paired with a stylish fur-trimmed coat.

Meanwhile, daughter Lila, 21, was also dressed to impress in a chic black mini dress which she teamed with a double-breasted coat.

She strutted her stuff in sky-high heels as she attended the event by her boyfriend Yoni Helbitz, 23, whose identity was exclusively revealed by MailOnline last year.

Fashion designer Stella, 52, was very much in the party mood as she arrived in a thigh-skimming tiger print mini dress as she showed off her long, toned legs.

Kate's longtime friend stunned in the draped Greek-inspired dress and oozed confidence as she walked into the chic event.

Kate flew to the French capital from Oxford via a private jet with seating for seven VIP guests ahead of her party.

Lila was pictured carrying heavy bags from her London home before flying to Paris where she joined her famous mother for the festivities.

A source told MailOnline: 'Kate has been planning a big party at the Ritz in Paris for quite some time.

'And finally the day has arrived and all her close friends and family are flying to the capital to celebrate her special day.

'As a world-famous supermodel, no one expected anything less from Kate than to host her party at the Ritz in Paris, which is almost as fabulous as she is.

“It's going to be a night to remember, she can't wait to get dressed and dance the night away.”

Kate Moss's very lazy 30th birthday party was themed 'Beautiful and the Damned' and is rumored to have ended in an orgy at Claridge's hotel in Mayfair, while her 40th was an epic, four-day Glastonbury-themed party at her country house in the Cotswolds.

To mark her next milestone birthday, the supermodel and her best friends had a very 'grown-up' party in a warmer place.

I hear Moss, who turned 50 on Tuesday, has been enjoying a pre-birthday holiday in Mustique, the playground of the West Indies' rich and famous.

She was joined by her daughter, Lila, 21, who has followed her footsteps into modeling, and by friends including Sadie Frost, her fellow former member of the Primrose Hill set known for their hedonistic antics in the 1990s .

Others on the trip included model turned nutritionist Rosemary Ferguson, fashion stylist Katy England, floral designer Flora Starkey, fashion casting director Jess Shallet and designer Jess Morris.

Moss, who launched her 'wellness' brand Cosmoss in 2022, was dressed as a 'spiritual warrior' in a holiday snap that Frost, 58, shared online.

The birthday girl could be seen wearing a flower crown and a flower wreath around her neck as she sat in the sand among her circle of friends on the beach.

“Very mature, dear Kate,” writes Frost, who describes her friend as a “spiritual warrior.”

She says: 'It was so special to celebrate your birthday with some of our beautiful friends… there was so much fun and laughter in our party circle.

'Plus so many memories I will never forget. PS It was so nice to get some recent photos of all of us.'

Mustique has been loved by the jet set since Lord Glenconner bought it in the 1960s and gave Princess Margaret a ten-acre plot as a wedding gift.

The small private island is a favorite of the Prince and Princess of Wales and home to rock stars Sir Mick Jagger and Bryan Adams, as well as American fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger.

Kate is now said to be embracing being tee-total 80 percent of the time, hitting the gym and starting yoga sessions.

Kate entered the modeling world after being discovered at the age of 14 and rose to fame in the mid-1990s.

Her collaborations with Calvin Klein made her a household name and in 2013 she was honored at the British Fashion Awards in recognition of her contribution to the fashion industry over the course of 25 years.

Kate previously described her happy place as being on the dance floor and has since left London for the West Oxfordshire countryside, where she practices transcendental meditation and wild swims in a 'secret spot' that only the local villagers use.

The fashion icon also believes in the power of positive affirmations to improve one's outlook, with 'embrace the unknown' and 'trust the universe and it will show the way' being among her favourites.

Despite her new Gwyneth Paltrow-esque lifestyle, Kate still allows herself one vice.

“I still smoke occasionally,” she said The Sunday times. 'I've heard that when you stop, you really notice it [by your skin]. But I haven't stopped…yet.”

The model admitted she is in 'denial' about her upcoming 50th birthday because she doesn't feel her age.

“I'm not going to live to be fifty,” she said. 'No. I don't think about it. I don't feel fifty.'

Briefly discussing her holiday celebrations, Kate shared how she now never stays at a party past midnight, describing it as her 'cut-off point'.

For more scintillating gossip, read Eden Confidential in Wednesday's Daily Mail.

Pinkie Roshan, mother of Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan wrote a descriptive caption along with pictures of her five-year-old son.

Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan turned 50 today and her mother Pinkie Roshan posted a beautiful, heartwarming post on social media. Fans were surprised to see the actor’s childhood photo with a sweet caption. The photo showed young Hrithik when he was just five months old. Now, at the age of 50, Pinkie took to Instagram to surprise her son with her magical words. Read through.

“From 5 to 50 your journey was a success,” writes Pinkie Roshan

little finger took a walk down memory lane and wrote, “These two photos symbolize the same innocent soul with a good heart. From 5 months to 50 years, your journey may have been shared with millions through movies and social media, but to those who know and love you, we understand that you have always been extraordinary.

You spent 50 years on this earth and brought happiness to so many, but I have known you since the moment you were a heartbeat, and the immense joy you brought was felt deeply and purely within me. Many nights I fell asleep with my heartbeat singing a lullaby and comforting yours as it grew in my soul (sic).

Pinkie continued to praise her son for bringing happiness and helping others. She further said, “When you came into this world, you embraced the opportunity to spread joy, laugh and dance, and make people feel alive (sic).”

“You have advocated for the marginalized, shown empathy for people of all backgrounds, and demonstrated a deep respect for women that not only serves as role models for your own sons, but also puts other men to shame. Your entire life is dedicated to serving others and helping them realize their full potential, achieve enlightenment and transcend the limitations they have placed on themselves (sic).

Take a look at Pinkie Roshan’s Instagram post:

Pinkie further appreciated Hrithik’s professional front and wrote, “How? By your example, because you practice what you preach and it is not for any other reason than you want everyone to be happy and celebrate life just like you do (sic).”

The proud mother signed off with the words: “You make me proud and inspire me at the same time. It’s because of you that I smile with so much energy every day. Soar, pierce the heavens and go further than you dare to dream, because at fifty the universe is yours for the taking. Happy birthday and all my love (sic).”

Although fans were quick to respond to Pinkie’s Instagram post, her son has not yet commented on the post. Hrithik’s mother made headlines with her heartwarming message on her son’s birthday. While many fans called her post ‘the best’ and others appreciated her ‘beautiful message’.

Hrithik Roshan’s girlfriend Saba Azad shares a kiss with the birthday boy

Saba Azad, Hrithik Roshan’s girlfriend, recently posted a short video of the birthday boy hanging out on the balcony. The video also showed them sharing a kiss on Hrithik’s birthday. Saba captioned her Instagram post, “50 swirls around the sun and what a beautiful ride you’ve had, here’s to choosing love every day like you do for another 100. Happy birthday my love. You are the light (sic).”

Take a look at Saba Azad’s Instagram post:

Fans were quick to respond to Saba’s Instagram post, flooding the comments section with heart emojis and birthday wishes for Hrithik Roshan. One user commented: One of the most adorable couples (heart emojis) (sic).”