Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster dazzle with family on luxurious £50m yacht

Penny Lancaster, 53, looked fabulous while enjoying a luxurious yacht trip with her husband, Sir Rod Stewart. The couple, along with their children, have been soaking up the sun on the beautiful Italian island of Sardinia.

The 79-year-old rock star has taken his large family for a sunny getaway, where they're making the most of the stunning scenery. Penny, a mother of two, was seen on the deck of the £50 million super yacht in her bikini, while Rod opted for a more conservative look with a towel on his head, a bright yellow shirt and multi-coloured shorts.

Joining the couple on this gorgeous holiday are six of Rod's eight children, his adorable grandson Otis, and several of his children's partners. The blended family have been sharing lovely photos from their idyllic getaway on Instagram.

One particularly heartwarming photo shows Penny and Rod playing with one-year-old Otis on the boat, who seems to be thoroughly enjoying himself. The couple, who tied the knot in 2007, were also joined by their two sons Alastair Wallace, 18, and Aiden Patrick, 13, as well as Alastair's girlfriend Eloise Darlington, 18.

Also present were Kimberly, 44, and Sean, 43, - Rod's two children from his marriage to actress Alana Stewart. His daughter from his relationship with model Kelly Emberg, Ruby, 36, who is also Otis' mother, was there with her fiance Jake Kalic, reports OK!.

Rock legend Rod Stewart, with a glittering career spanning over six decades, shows no signs of taking his final curtain call. The Celtic singer's wife Penny has revealed that retirement is not on the cards for him just yet.

In an exclusive chat with HELLO! , Rod expressed his undying zest for life, mirroring his friend Tom Jones' determination to keep singing as long as he can. "I don't see any possibility of slowing down anytime soon."

Penny, also a former Loose Women star, weighed in, stating unequivocally: "He loves what he does so much and will never retire."

Discussing family dynamics, Penny opened up about the challenges and joys of uniting their expansive family, which spans across the Atlantic.

She shared: "We like to take every opportunity to bring the family, children, and grandchildren together. Part of the family lives in America, part in England, so it requires a lot of planning, but at least two or three times a year, the whole clan comes together."

She added: "There are the usual family ups and downs. You have to use a lot of diplomacy, and be patient and understanding. In the end, it's worth it because you experience this wonderful bond that only a family can have. The epicentre of it is ultimately Rod: he's the Rodfather."