Barack Obama plans to ring in his 60th birthday hosting a party at his Martha's Vineyard mansion with a star-studded guest list who've all been COVID tested.
It has been reported that big names such as Oprah Winfrey and George Clooney have already scored an invite to join the former president.
The party will take place at Obama's his $11.75 million 30-acre oceanside getaway on the exclusive Massachusetts island as he hits the big birthday on August 4.
All guests have been asked to provide a negative COVID-19 test ahead of the bash, it has been claimed, as virus cases in the US begin to spike once again.
Barack Obama, pictured with wife Michelle, is planning a star-studded bash at his Martha's Vineyard home for his 60th birthday, which takes place on August 4
The couple's home, which they bought for $11.75 million, is set to welcome guests including George Clooney and Oprah Winfrey
The sprawling lawn and incredible water views make for the perfect family compound setting for generations to come - with the Obamas set to celebrate Barack's 60th there on August 4
All guests who attend the couple's birthday have been asked to provide a negative COVID-19 test beforehand, The Hill reported
One source simply told The Hill, 'It's going to be big.'
Obama turns 60 on August 4 and has a reputation of large and legendary birthday bashes to maintain.
Ten years ago, when he turned 50, then-President Obama hosted a number of celebrity guests at the White House, including Oprah Winfrey, musicians Jay-Z and Stevie Wonder, actor Tom Hanks, comedian Chris Rock, and basketball legends Charles Barkley and Grant Hill, along with a mix of politicians and Chicago law school friends.
It was reported that the former president was set to charge up to $35,800 per couple for tickets for a separate 50th birthday party in his home city of Chicago, which doubled as a fundraising event for his re-election campaign.
Tickets for that fundraiser started at just $50, for which party-goers got to see the limited seating concert. The 'tiered' event was said to include singer and actress Jennifer Hudson. Obama's team had set a public goal of $60 million combined.
The main White House celebration began with a barbecue feast of chicken, ribs, hamburgers, hot dogs, pasta and salad in the Rose Garden, followed by four kinds of pie: apple, peach,
