The new parents took a break from nursing baby Rex Rayne Wood to watch the Rolling Stones take on Hyde Park on Saturday night – check out the pics
Fearne Cotton and her fiancé Jesse Wood took a break away from five-month-old baby Rex on Saturday to support Jess's dad Ronnie Wood at the Barclaycard British Summertime Concert in Hyde Park.
The pair spent the day dancing and drinking with friends on one of their first public dates since welcoming their first baby together back in February.
They were joined by dozens of stars including Cara Delevingne, Tess Daly and Vernon Kay, Lara Stone and David Walliams, Jameela Jamil and Gemma Arterton, who all rocked up to the event to see the Rolling Stones wow Hyde Park for the first time in 44 years.
Mick Jagger and co kicked off with their classic hit Start Me Up to the 65,000-strong crowd, and Fearne Cotton could barely contain her excitement, judging by the posts on her Twitter feed on Saturday.
The TV and radio presenter – who has been spending her maternity leave baking, designing and caring for baby Rex until she returns to Radio 1 and Celebrity Juice next year – shared a number of pictures on social media, including one adorable happy snap of her and Jesse.
She captioned it 'Stones time' before posting another shot fo the stage with the heading: 'Amazing historic show tonight.'
She also posted a goofy snap of her and friend Jakki Doodles, an illustrator and talent booker, and shared her love for her soon-to-be father-in-law Ronnie Wood, with a simple heart emoticon for a caption. Aww.
Fearne has chosen not to share and pictures of baby Rex since he's been born, but has kept us regularly updated with his progress on her Twitter feed. She let us know last week that the little one was keeping her awake with teething pains – let's hope her hangover wasn't too nasty on Sunday!
Coolest father-in-law ever? We think so.
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