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And Lionel Richie and his much younger girlfriend, Lisa Parigi, looked as loved up as ever as they enjoyed a photography exhibition celebrating the singer's career, in London, on Tuesday.
The 67-year-old cut a youthful figure in an all black ensemble, which contrasted perfectly against Lisa's eye-catching red display.
The singer showed off his age-defying figure in the outfit, which consisted of a form-fitting T-shirt and matching skinny jeans
But he couldn't resist adding a pop of colour to his ensemble with a long silver chain around his neck.
Unsurprisingly, Lionel struggled to keep the smile off his face as he stood next to his beautiful girlfriend and placed a laving arm around her waist.
Lisa looked a vision in red, as she poured her curves into a stylish scarlet jumpsuit that cinched in her tiny waist before flowing out into flared trousers.
The exclusive Lionel Richie exhibition by US photographer Alan Silfen launched on Tuesday.
One of the images featured in the exhibition is a photograph of Lionel singing 'Three Times A Lady' to Muhammad Ali, a unique moment captured between two icons.
Alan Silfen: This was back in 2010 at a benefit for a mutual friend's charity in Canada. Lionel changed the song from 'Three Times A Lady' to 'Three Times A Champion' and sat down and sang it.
Previously unseen photography of Lionel Richie will be unveiled chronicling the GRAMMY Award winning superstar's career to date will also be shown.
Speaking about the exhibition, Lionel Richie commented: 'I've known Al for many years and he has become part of the family.
'He's an amazing artist as well as a friend. It's great to see all of the photographs displayed together and the experiences we've shared.
'What's unique about this exhibition has been the selection process - revisiting the memories, the good times and stories from each special moment as well as being able to rework some of the photos especially for this.'
Commenting on the new exhibition photographer Silfen says: 'These photographs are really personal to me - I have been something of a friendly voyeur in Lionel's life. The Glastonbury photo is one of my favourites - the crowd went wild, it was the biggest crowd the Pyramid ever saw.
'Later that night we were having a celebratory meal at CUT at 45 Park Lane when we heardThe Definitive Collection had gone to #1 in the UK.'
STILL runs until July 29th at Dorchester Collection's contemporary Mayfair hotel, 45 Park Lane.
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