Magnums of champagne, personalised vodka, a revolving cake, sparklers, karaoke classics and a vow to ‘keep her beau forever’… inside Caroline Flack’s boozy surprise 40th birthday bash
As one of the UK party scene’s most prolific members, Caroline Flack’s 40th birthday was never going to be a low-key affair.
So naturally, the Love Island star was out on the town in wild style on Friday night as she headed to Mayfair’s Bagatelle restaurant where she was surprised by her boyfriend Lewis Burton, 27, as he gathered all her nearest and dearest.
Instagram was littered with snaps and videos of the party, where she was treated to a personalised bottle of vodka, a magnum of champagne and listened to tracks including 1979’s Escape (The Piña Colada Song) by Rupert Holmes.
Woo! Caroline Flack was treated to an extravaganza by her boyfriend Lewis Burton as she marked her 40th birthday in style on Friday night
Caroline, who recently sparked engagement rumours after coyly hiding her ring finger in a recent snap from a night out, was joined by her dashing toyboy beau Lewis, 27, who held her bag as she entered the party.
The TV star revealed on Instagram the following morning that the party had been a surprise after which she thanked the former tennis player for his efforts.
She shared a video showing her entering the party in her chic mini-dress while Lewis filmed her entrance and held on to her handbag to give her full concentration.
She added a snap on the video reading: ‘Think I’ll keep you forever Lewis Burton. Thank you all for the most incredible surprise’.
Cheers! Instagram was littered with snaps and videos of the party, where she was treated to a personalised bottle of vodka, a magnum of champagne and listened to tracks including 1979’s Escape (The Piña Colada Song) by Rupert Holmes
During the evening Lewis poked fun at the couple’s age gap romance, as he shared a clip of Caroline walking into the event with the caption: ‘Happy 90th baby.’
Made In Chelsea alum Ashley James shared a series of videos showing the raucous goings on inside the party, where booze was flowing freely.
Caroline was presented with a vast bottle of vodka adorned with her name in light up letters along the body of the magnum of booze.
She was also given a magnum of champagne which was carried through the party and was poured for the birthday girl and her glitzy guestlist.
What a joker! During the evening Lewis poked fun at the couple’s age gap romance, as he shared a clip of Caroline walking into the event with the caption: ‘Happy 90th baby’
Bubbles! She was also given a magnum of champagne which was carried through the party and was poured for the birthday girl and her glitzy guestlist
Woo! Caroline was clearly having the time of her life as she brandished a sparkler
Playing in the background while the gang got up on their chairs was the legendary song, with the iconic line: ‘If you like Pina Coladas, and getting caught in the rain. If you’re not into yoga, if you have half a brain’.
Her star-studded party comes after she reflected on the final day of her 30s with a poignant Instagram post.
She penned: ‘Jesus …Last day of my 30s …. and what a ride it’s been so far … feeling so utterly grateful for EVERYTHING in my life right now … and never felt quite so happy as I do today… Can’t WAIT for this weekend and 40 isn’t old if you’re a tree’.
Caroline’s 40th birthday party comes after she coyly hid her ring finger in a recent snap from a night out, sparking speculation that she is engaged to Lewis.
Wow! She even had a revolving cake which was adorned with her name
The reality star ensured her ring finger couldn’t be seen as she cosied up to her beau at the opening of Cahoots Ticket Hall and Control Room in Soho, London on Wednesday night.
Caroline sparked rumours that the tennis player had popped the question as she was seen wearing engagement ring while heading to the gym earlier on in the day.
A representative for the star has denied the speculations, stating: ‘Caroline is 100% not engaged.’
My guy! She was clearly delighted with all the effort Lewis had put in
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