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John Ibrahim’s on daddy duty! ‘King of the Cross’ celebrates his son’s first birthday alongside his beaming fiancé – with some VERY famous friends attending the party
- Ibrahim celebrated son Elvis’ first birthday at Dover Heights home on Saturday
- An under the sea-themed party had balloons, a magician and cupcakes
- John Ibrahim’s memoir the Last King of the Cross is being turned into a TV series
- It will tell the story of his rise to a prominent nightclub owner in Sydney
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John Ibrahim has swapped clubs in King’s Cross for children’s parties with adorable photos showing the father celebrating his son’s first birthday.
The former Kings Cross nightclub owner was every bit the doting dad as he showered his son Elvis in gifts alongside his long-time partner and fiancé Sarah Budge at their home in Dover Heights in Sydney’s east on Saturday.
Sweet photos of the occasion show the trio posing alongside a bunch of colourful balloons and plates of food for the under the sea-themed party.
Cupcakes were decorated with a photo of little Elvis wearing a party hat while a towering two-tier cake had been covered with various sea animals.
John Ibrahim was every bit the doting dad as he showered his son Elvis in gifts alongside his long-time partner and fiancé Sarah Budge at their home in Dover Heights in Sydney’s east on Saturday
About 80 guests attended the party, including Beau Ryan and his wife Kara.
Ibrahim’s close friend Kyle Sandilands was unable to attend due to the recent birth of his son.
A sushi chef, a magician and face painters were also at the celebration.
Ibrahim and his fiancé Sarah have been dating since 2015 after meeting when he bought the Potts Point building where she ran a restaurant.
He has two other children from past relationships, including a grown-up son, Daniel, 31.
The doting dad bought his first nightclub at 19 and quickly became a prominent nightclub owner in King’s Cross
Cupcakes with Elvis’ face on them and other plates of ocean-themed food were seen at the party
Filming is well under way for Ibrahim’s much-anticipated TV drama Last King of the Cross, inspired by his autobiography of the same title.
The 10-part series will tell the story of Lebanon-born John and Sam Ibrahim, who grew up in Sydney’s west before going on to become prominent figures in the Kings Cross nightclub district.
Ibrahim bought his first nightclub at 19, and had an empire by the time he was 26.
The mini series will also explore key events in the nightclub boss’ life, including surviving a near fatal stabbing and and fighting off attempts from bikies trying to seize his empire.
Ibrahim and his fiancé Sarah have been dating since 2015 after meeting when he bought the Potts Point building where she ran a restaurant