Ronnie Wood was all smiles as he arrived with his wife Sally to the Tusk Conservation Awards held at the Savoy Hotel in London on Monday evening.
The Rolling Stones guitarist, 76, and his wife couldn’t contain their smiles as they chatted to Prince William at the event.
The Prince of Wales, who seemed in high spirits while speaking to Ronnie, is the founder and CEO of the Tusk Trust.
Ronnie dressed smart for the evening in a black blazer which he teamed with matching trousers and a crisp white shirt.
Ronnie wrapped up warm in a large dark scarf and completed his evening attire with a pair of stylish boots.
Date night: Ronnie Wood was all smiles as he arrived with his wife Sally to the Tusk Conservation Awards held at the Savoy Hotel in London on Monday evening
Royalty: The Rolling Stones guitarist, 76, and his wife couldn’t contain their smiles as they chatted to Prince William at the event
Meanwhile his wife Sally, 46, looked stunning in a red, pink and green maxi dress which boasted a ruffled skirt.
She elevated her frame in a pair of towering gold heels and toted her belonging around in a coordinated dazzling clutch.
Accessorising her evening look, Sally layered two long gold pendant necklaces.
She applied a radiant palette of makeup including a swipe of bold red lipstick and styled her dark tresses in loose waves.
The couple, who have been married since 2012, were all smiles as they posed for photos outside the hotel ahead of the awards.
Ronnie and Sally share two children, twins Gracie Jane and Alice Rose, six, and Ronnie has a further four children from his previous relationships.
Ronnie’s outing comes after The Rolling Stones became the first band in Britain to gross a billion dollars.
The iconic rockers struck gold through electrifying live performances and shifted over $250 million in album sales.
And In 2021, fans splurged $130.9million on just 14 gigs during the band’s No Filter tour in the U.S.
Amazing: The Prince of Wales, who seemed in high spirits while speaking to Ronnie, is the founder and CEO of the Tusk Trust
All smiles: Ronnie dressed smart for the evening in a black blazer which he teamed with matching trousers and a crisp white shirt
Ronnie wrapped up warm in a large dark scarf and completed his evening attire with a pair of stylish boots
Stunning: Meanwhile his wife Sally, 46, looked stunning in a red, pink and green maxi dress which boasted a ruffled skirt
Glam: She elevated her frame in a pair of towering gold heels and toted her belonging around in a coordinated dazzling clutch
Cliff Dane, the money whiz who ranked the rockers for The Sunday Times Rich List, applauded the Stones, alongside Led Zeppelin, for kickstarting mega stadium tours.
Even though the remaining members made up of Ronnie Wood, 76, Mick Jagger, 80, and Keith Richards, 79, now play fewer shows, their devoted fans happily part with top dollar for tickets as they’re generally older with more disposable income.
The person behind the Stones’ financial affairs today is Joyce Smyth, who rejigged the U.S. leg of the Stones’ tour after Mick’s heart surgery four years ago.
She’s been their secret financial weapon and was introduced to the rock stars by Prince Rupert.
Rupert is a private banker the band hired who later became known as ‘Rupie the Groupie’.
And despite Mick dropping out of his finance and accounting degree at the London School of Economics, he has consistently displayed a sharp entrepreneurial instinct.
He recently opened up saying: ‘I don’t actually really like business, I just have to do it. Because if you don’t do it, you get f***ed.’
Not ones to shy away from what needs to be done, the band have happily cashed in on partnerships with corporate giants like Budweiser, LVMH, Chase Manhattan, and more.
Microsoft even reportedly dished out millions to use ‘Start Me Up’ in a Windows 95 commercial.
And Mercedes shelled out $1.5 million to use ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ in a 2013 Super Bowl ad.
Kerching! Ronnie’s outing comes after The Rolling Stones became the first band in Britain to gross a billion dollars
![Iconic: The Rolling Stones original line-up (pictured top - Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Charlie Watts [deceased]. Bottom - Brian Jones [deceased] and Bill Wyman)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/11/27/20/77148207-12797079-Iconic_The_Rolling_Stones_original_line_up_pictured_top_Mick_Jag-a-18_1701115357735.jpg)
Iconic: The Rolling Stones original line-up (pictured top – Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Charlie Watts [deceased]. Bottom – Brian Jones [deceased] and Bill Wyman)
On Saturday, FC Barcelona debuted their limited edition match shirt which featured the infamous tongue and lips logo of the iconic band and retails at an eye watering $400.
It comes after the three remaining members released their first original album on October 20 after 18 years.
Hackney Diamonds, the bands twenty-fourth studio album, went straight in at number one – the 11th time the band have achieved this feat.
It is already the fifth fastest-selling album of the year and is currently the third most streamed album on Apple Music.
Six tracks from the new record — Angry, Sweet Sounds of Heaven, Get Close, Bite My Head Off, Depending on You and Mess it Up — made this week’s top 100 singles midweek chart.
