SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Sadie Frost's VERY embarrassing birthday card: Actress posts revealing throwback picture to mark son's 25th

By SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE FOR THE DAILY MAIL

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Some mothers would celebrate their son’s 25th birthday by giving him a woolly jumper or a book token. 

But narcissistic actress Sadie Frost chose to mark Finlay Kemp’s quarter century by posting a picture online of herself in her undies taken when her son was a tot.

‘My baby boy is now so very grown up,’ declared the ex-wife of philandering actor Jude Law. 

Wearing nothing but a chest-enhancing white crop-top and knickers, she added: ‘Happy birthday. Me and you doing yoga in New York.’

Aspiring musician Finlay (pictured above with his mum earlier this year), who is the son of Sadie’s first husband Spandau Ballet’s Gary Kemp, chose not to respond. No doubt he’s dying of embarrassment . . .

Actress Sadie Frost chose to mark her son Finlay Kemp¿s 25th birthday by posting a picture online of herself in a chest-enhancing white crop-top and knickers taken when he was a tot
Finlay, who is the son of Sadie¿s first husband, Spandau Ballet¿s Gary Kemp, is pictured with his mother in May this year

Actress Sadie Frost chose to mark her son Finlay Kemp’s 25th birthday by posting a picture online of herself in a chest-enhancing white crop-top and knickers taken when he was a tot (left). Finlay, who is the son of Sadie’s first husband, Spandau Ballet’s Gary Kemp, is pictured right with his mother in May this year

 

Kate's uncle Gary attacks Feminazis 

Former air hostess Carole Middleton knows the value of looking chic, but her brother has attacked women who use their sex appeal to get ahead in business.

Gary Goldsmith, who sold his shares in an IT recruitment company for £17 million in 2005, claims that ambitious young women such as Charlotte Proudman, the barrister at the centre of a ‘Feminazi’ sexism row, want to have their cake and eat it, too.

Proudman posted her picture on the business network LinkedIn and then publicly criticised a male solicitor who praised her looks.

‘I would take this seriously when girls stop pouting and putting up overtly sexy pics — one or the other,’ Goldsmith splutters.

 

Who's that redhead in the shades? 

Maxine Peake on set as newspaper boss Rebekah Brooks for new TV satire The Comic Strip Presents . . . The Red Top! which is being filmed in Devon

Maxine Peake on set as newspaper boss Rebekah Brooks for new TV satire The Comic Strip Presents . . . The Red Top! which is being filmed in Devon

With her flowing red locks, leather boots and gloves, and no-nonsense grey raincoat, newspaper boss Rebekah Brooks appeared to have moved to Plymouth at the weekend.

Hiding behind huge sunglasses, the woman was, in fact, actress Maxine Peake, 41, who plays Brooks, 47, in TV satire The Comic Strip Presents . . . The Red Top!, which is filming in the city.

Brooks was cleared of all charges in the phone-hacking trial and the comedy will tell the story of ‘an innocent and beguiling Northern girl . . . caught up in a Watergate-style scandal’.

Her boss, Rupert Murdoch, 84, may be flattered to learn he’s being played by Nigel Planer, The Young Ones actor 22 years his junior.

Nerves for Mary McCartney over Queen portrait 

Being born into rock royalty didn’t stop Mary McCartney feeling anxious ahead of taking the official portrait of the Queen to mark her becoming Britain’s longest-serving monarch.

‘It was nerve-wracking,’ Sir Paul’s 46-year-old photographer daughter admits at the De Beers Moments In Light dinner. 

‘When you’re a little girl you practise curtsies and then suddenly I’m doing a curtsy for real.’

John Lennon claimed The Beatles smoked marijuana in the Buckingham Palace lavatories before receiving their MBEs in 1965, but Mary was on her best behaviour.

‘I didn’t take anything [as a memento] but I would have liked to. I behaved myself.’

Sadie Frost

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