Rod Stewart was gifted with a signed programme as he headed home from the star-studded Royal Variety Performance on Thursday.
The rocker, 76, made his way home from the star-studded event still dressed in his leopard print blazer with matching shoes and polka dot bow tie, carefully carrying his souvenir from the evening.
Rod joined a slew of stars taking to the stage at the Royal Albert Hall to perform for The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, including Anne Marie, comedian Judi Love, and the show's host Alan Carr.
Mega fan: Sir Rod Stewart left the Royal Variety Performance at Albert Hall on Thursday evening with a programme laden with signatures from the rich and famous
Rod was seen engaging in a conversation with Prince William during the show, after taking to the stage for a performance.
Meanwhile Ed got himself into a car after spending the evening chatting to Prince William and Kate Middleton.
He wore a black coat over some comfy trousers having changed out of his quirky red sequined suit that he wore for the show.
Looking good: The rocker, 76, made his way home from the star-studded event still dressed in his leopard print blazer
Coordinating: He wore matching shoes and polka dot bow tie, carefully carrying his prize
Royal welcome: He was seen engaging in a conversation with Prince William during the show, in which he performed
On his way home: Meanwhile Ed got himself into a car after spending the evening chatting to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Costume change: He wore a black coat over some comfy trousers having changed out of his quirky red sequinned suit that he wore for the show
Host Alan Carr exited the grand venue still looking suave in his smart black tuxedo and black bow tie.
He later climbed into a car along with a male mannequin torso which set him off into a fit of giggles.
Also spotted with the mannequin was Anne Marie, who left the event clutching a bottle of water after her performance.
Smart: Host Alan Carr exited the grand venue still looking suave in his smart black tuxedo and black bow tie
