Rocco Ritchie cuts a dapper figure in a tweed suit as he leaves Annabel’s with a mystery brunette

Rocco Ritchie left Annabel on Wednesday night with a mysterious brunette in London.

The aspiring artist, 22, was spotted just a month ago kissing the beauty — believed to be celebrity makeup artist Isamaya French.

The son of pop icon Madonna, 64, and British film director Guy Ritchie, 54, cut a neat figure in a tweet suit, along with a powder blue shirt and long brown coat.

The smiling Rocco completed the chic look with a maroon tie and slipped his feet into a pair of black velvet loafers.

The pair enjoyed a swanky night out attending Diet Coke’s 40th birthday celebration hosted by supermodel Kate Moss, 48, at the Mayfair private members club.

His companion looked gorgeous in an olive green leather jacket, complete with fur trim.

She wore the stylish outerwear over a glittering gold dress and appeared cheerful as she got into the taxi with Rocco.

Last month, Rocco shared a playful kiss with the brunette beauty as they enjoyed a night out at Oswald’s private members’ club.

The pair were seen chatting with a group of friends on the street, with one of them taking a photo of the girl planting a hug on Rocco’s cheek.

The appearance comes after Rocco credited his parents Madonna and Guy Ritchie with raising him in a “creative household” that has now led to his art career.

He is currently developing a career as a painter and is even co-founder of his own gallery Maison Rhed, the name taken from his alias Rhed which he used at the beginning of his career.

Speak with Vogue Hong KongRocco told how, although neither of his parents are painters, they nurtured in him a love of art from an early age.

He said: ‘It certainly helped growing up in a home with a passion for art and culture.

“None of my parents are painters, but they are both artists and they taught me to appreciate and respect it.

“Their shared fascination eventually piqued my interest and since I can remember I have always been surrounded by them.”

To show his work on merit alone, Rocco released his previous work under the name Rhed

The artist insisted that he was proud of all the achievements of his famous parents, but wanted to have time to develop as a painter without “public judgment”.

He said, “Rhed is just a name. The only real meaning and importance of that was that my life and my career didn’t confuse each other, especially at a point where I haven’t earned the title yet.

‘It’s not that I’m not proud to be who I am, on the contrary, I couldn’t be more proud of my parents and what they accomplished and in turn taught me.