Inside Sting’s 73rd birthday celebrations as he shares a kiss with wife Trudie Styler and loved-up couple dance the night away at lavish New York City bash
Sting celebrated his 73rd birthday in style this weekend as he celebrated with his wife Trudie Styler and their friends and family in New York City.
The couple, who have been married since 1992, shared a kiss on the dance floor as they partied the night away.
Trudie, 70, looked stunning in a silver sequin mini dress which she teamed with a sky-high pair of platform heels.
Arriving at the event, the film producer donned a black long blazer and protected her eyes with sunglasses.
Meanwhile, Sting opted for a sleek gray suit that he paired with a black shirt and tie.
Sting celebrated his 73rd birthday in style this past weekend as he celebrated with his wife Trudie Styler and their friends and family in New York City
The couple, who have been married since 1992, shared a kiss on the dance floor as they partied the night away
He was pictured blowing out the candles on two tired black cakes decorated with flowers as the guest sang.
Trudie shared a series of clips on Instagram, writing: ‘New York celebration of Sting’s birthday Surrounded by amazing friends and family. Thank you to everyone who came.”
Sting and Trudie are parents to four children, Mickey, 40, Jake, 39, Eliot, 33, and Giacomo, 28, while The Police frontman also shares son Joe, 47, and daughter Fuschia, 42, with ex Frances Tomelty.
In July, Sting was the proud husband as he supported his wife Trudie at the Globo d’Oro Awards in Rome.
The music legend cut a dapper figure as he appeared on the red carpet with the director before she was honored with the award for best documentary.
Trudie, who married Sting in 1992, opted for an elegant cream-colored lace dress as she prepared to accept the award for her film Posso Entrare? An ode to Naples.
The film chronicles Trudie and Sting’s passion for Italy, with the actress describing her history with the country during an interview with PEOPLE.
She said: ‘Sting and I fell in love with Italy many years ago – so much so that after one of our children was born near Pisa we spent years looking for a house for all of us. Italy has always been very kind to us.’
Trudie, 70, looked stunning in a silver sequin mini dress which she teamed with a sky-high pair of platform heels
Arriving at the event, the film producer donned a black long blazer and protected her eyes with sunglasses
Meanwhile, Sting opted for a sleek gray suit that he paired with a black shirt and tie
He was pictured blowing out the candles on two tired black cakes decorated with flowers as the guest sang
Trudie shared a series of clips on Instagram, writing: ‘New York celebration of Sting’s birthday Surrounded by amazing friends and family. Thank you to everyone who came.”
In July, Sting was every bit the proud husband as he supported his wife Trudie at the Globo d’Oro Awards in Rome
Trudie added: ‘Since the 1980s, when I was making films here in Rome at Cinecittà, Sting wrote one of his most emotional albums near Pisa the year after his parents died, and at the same time I gave birth to one of our children , Italy. holds a special place in our hearts for many reasons.”
She opened up about how the family is coping with Trudy and Sting’s busy work schedules and said they are “proud” of them.
She said, “They appreciate that we are busy and fulfilled. The kids all have their own paths and careers and they have a good work ethic, so we’re proud of that.”
Sting was the frontman, songwriter and bassist of the new wave band The Police from 1977 until their breakup in 1986. In 1985, he launched a solo career.