Rod Stewart's son celebrated his 19th birthday with a group of his pals in Glasgow after whizzing in on a private jet.
The 79-year-old's son, Alastair Stewart, flew to the city along with his friends and dad recently to celebrate the milestone.
The teenager took to social media earlier this week to share pictures from his trip.
In one of the images, the youngster is pictured alongside friends and Rod in front of a private aircraft in Glasgow.
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Alastair could be seen towering over the Maggie May singer wearing a posh suit and furry coat.
Once the team stepped off the jet, they headed to Anchor Line on St Vincent Place.
After that, it appears they headed to Flight Club, which is located on North Frederick Street in the city centre, to down some beers and play darts.
The gang then appeared to head to Celtic Park, where they all donned Hoops ties, to watch the Glasgow side, and Rod's beloved team, take on Club Brugge in the Champions League.
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The match finished 1 - 1. Following watching the two football teams battle it out, the lads then headed to the city's popular boozer, Wunderbar.
The watering hole, which has two venues, one in the city centre and the other in the West End, welcomed the group to allow Alastair to continue celebrating his birthday.
Following the birthday bash, Rod posted a touching post on social media wishing his son a happy birthday.
He shared a cute picture of the pair at a Celtic match recently and an image of Alastair at a Celtic game many years ago.
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In the post, Rod said: "Happy birthday my boy."
Alastair is one of Rod's eight children.
The legendary rocker, who is married to Penny Lancaster, is known for his incredibly successful music career.
The talented artist, and huge Hoops fan, is known for his tunes such as Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?, All for Love, Sailing, Baby Jane, I Don't Want to Talk About It, and many more.
Rod, who is from London, England, began his music career in 1961.
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