Rod Stewart surprises coronavirus survivor with $6,000 cheque

Penny Lancaster and Rod Stewart have been enjoying the sunshine in Croatia, according to The Sun. The glamorous couple were snapped on holiday on Tuesday, and by the look of things, they were making the most of their time off.

Celtic superfan Sir Rod Stewart is joining in the league title celebrations from his US home.

Sir Rod Stewart has given a health update, three years after he was told he had prostate cancer.The rock legend, who has now been given the all-clear, spoke out amid the coronavirus pandemic while isolating in the UK.The 75-year-old said he was "slightly more at risk" but said he is the fittest he has even been.The singer is currently in lockdown at his Essex home, with four of his children and wife Penny Lancaster.He was asked about his health during a chat on BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright in the Afternoon.Presenter Bobbie Pryor asked him: "Given all the health problems you've had over recent years, might you be slightly more at risk?""Yeah, oh absolutely," Rod confirmed.

Rod Stewart is keen to see actor Rhys Ifans play him in a biopic.

Rod Stewart is keen to see actor Rhys Ifans play him in a biopic.

Rod Stewart has left a student nurse in Wales stunned after sending her a $6,000 cheque to help her out following a serious battle with coronavirus.

Rod Stewart said that he hopes there will be a movie made about his life and even shared his dream casting for the project. The singer has taken notice of acclaimed musicians such as Freddie Mercury, Elton John and Judy Garland having their life’s story told in feature-length films.

Sir Rod Stewart, 75, who is isolating at home with his wife Penny Lancaster, 49, and four of his eight children, reflected on how he hasn't spent much time with his kids before the coronavirus lockdown.The rock star told BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright how living with them has been "wonderful".It came after the host, 65, asked the best-selling artist how he and his family are during the global pandemic.After Steve quizzed Rod: "Are you and your family OK, Rod?" the star responded: "Yeah we are.

Veteran rock singer Rod Stewart wants to follow in the footsteps of Elton John and Freddie Mercury by having a film made of his life.

Veteran rocker Rod Stewart wants to follow in the footsteps of Elton John and Freddie Mercury... by having a film made of his life.

A MADCAP adventurer is plotting a course out of lockdown - by swapping his art collection for a yacht to sail around the world solo.

The One Show host Alex Jones, 43, and her co-star Huw Edwards, 58, caught up with Sir Rod Stewart, 75, and Penny Lancaster, 49, from their home to mark VE Day.

Sir Rod Stewart helped raise almost £600,000 for the NHS by auctioning off some of his personal mementoes.

Rod Stewart is paying tribute to moms with one of his most popular songs.

During a discussion with Alex Jones and Huw Edwards on The One Show this evening, Sir Rod Stewart, 75, spoke about his brave dad Robert, who worked as an Air Raid Precautions enforcer during the Second World War.The singer told the presenters: “He was in the ARP, the air rescue police so he had to go to hospitals and pull out children.“It involved bomb sites, you know a dreadful job, but he was brave and he did it.”The singer went on tell the hosts he was five months old when WW2 took place.Alex then asked: “Were you an air raid shelter baby?”Simon Cowell and Lauren Silverman affair claim: 'They are happy'“Yes indeed I was,” he replied as he reflected on the traumatic he “nearly didn’t make it” when he was born.He explained: "In fact I

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Sir Rod Stewart, 75, joined forces with Chris Evans, 54, to help raise money for the NHS amid the coronavirus pandemic. Earlier this week, the Maggie May singer talked about the moment he got drunk during his visit to Buckingham Palace.Chris told listeners about the various items the legendary crooner had given up in a bid to raise money for NHS charities during the coronavirus pandemic.The Virgin Radio DJ quizzed the singer on a photo which saw Rod standing outside the royal abode.Chris said: "Rod, this photo of you outside Buckingham Palace, tell us about that?"The hitmaker revealed the particular photo had not been seen by the public, adding he had been "p***ed" when it was taken.Sir Rod replied: "That isn't the only one obviously.

Football daft Rod Stewart has perhaps finally taken his hobby a little too far as he offered to BAIL OUT financially stricken Scottish clubs.

That's us officially gone through the lockdown looking glass.

Sir Rod Stewart, 75, joined forces with Chris Evans, 54, to help raise money for the NHS amid the coronavirus pandemic.