Stormzy and Laura Whitmore were spotted having a great time in the crowds as they led the stars attending the fourth day of Glastonbury Festival on Saturday.
The rapper, 29, and the former Love Island host, 38, gave it their all as they danced along to a whole host of incredible music, ahead of headliners Guns N Roses setlist.
Stormzy was seen having the time of his life as he watched rapper Aitch perform on the Pyramid Stage, standing in the crowds as he danced along.
He cut a casual figure in a white tank top and sported a quirky pair of white heart-shaped sunglasses to complete his look.
The singer appeared to be in jovial spirits as he sang along to Aitch’s hits, joining other festivalgoers in the crowds as he left the backstage area.
Dancing: Stormzy was spotted having a great time in the crowds as he led the stars attending the fourth day of Glastonbury Festival on Saturday
Fun times: Meanwhile, Laura Whitmore gave it her all as she danced along to a whole host of incredible music, ahead of headliners Guns N Roses setlist
All smiles: Stormzy appeared in excellent spirits as he posed for snaps while relaxing in between sets at the festival
Meanwhile, TV presenter Laura was seen cheering on Tom Grennan as the singer took to the Other Stage at the music festival in the afternoon.
Laura looked effortlessly stylish in denim shorts and a blue lace bodice, which she styled with a metallic rose gold bum bag.
She accessorised her look with a dainty gold necklace and wore a pair of aviator shades fixed on top of her head.
Laura styled her golden locks in loose curls and opted for a glittering silver eyeshadow palette to complete her festival look.
She was seen dancing and cheering on Tom as she watched his set from a balcony, ahead of the Manic Street Preachers and Lana Del Rey taking to the Other Stage.
Also in attendance at the festival on Saturday was Romeo Beckham and his model girlfriend Mia Regan.
Footballer Romeo, 20, took to Instagram to document their day at the hotly-anticipated event, smiling as he relaxed with his girlfriend.
Romeo cut a vibrant figure in colourful pink and blue shorts and a camouflage print shirt, which he wore unbuttoned amid the balmy temperatures.
Festivalgoer: Stormzy was seen having the time of his life as he watched rapper Aitch perform on the Pyramid Stage, standing in the crowds as he danced along
Casual look: He cut a casual figure in a white tank top and sported a quirky pair of white heart-shaped sunglasses to complete his look
Performance: Stormzy was in the crowds as rapper Aitch took to the Pyramid stage, leaving fans impressed
Great times: Stormzy appeared to be in jovial spirits as he sang along to Aitch’s hits, joining other festivalgoers in the crowds as he left the backstage area
Festival look: Stormzy got in the festival spirit as he sported heart-shaped sunglasses and wore an array of festival wristbands on one hand
He completed his look with tie-dye pink socks and white trainers, and tucked his brunette locks beneath a denim bucket hat.
The son of Victoria and David Beckham also went shirtless as he posed for a selfie with his girlfriend, who sported a blue and yellow bikini top.
Mia fixed a pair of yellow sun glasses on top of her head and accessorised her look with a chunky gold necklace.
After the Arctic Monkeys headlined on Friday, and Guns N Roses are set to be the main act on Saturday, before Elton John closes the show on Sunday.
It comes after festivalgoers were left disappointed by the Arctic Monkeys’ headline set as they heaped criticism on the band for slowing down their smash hits.
The Arctic Monkeys played the hotly-anticipated 90-minute headlining slot on Glastonbury’s Pyramid stage, but fans were left underwhelmed by the show, with one person even seen yawning in the audience.
Lead singer Alex Turner belted out a whole host of the Arctic Monkeys smash hits, including Mardy Bum and R U Mine, but the crowds were left confused and wondering what the ‘hell was going on’ with the band.
Boogie: Meanwhile, TV presenter Laura was seen cheering on Tom Grennan as the singer took to the Other Stage at the music festival in the afternoon
Chic: Laura looked effortlessly stylish in denim shorts and a blue lace bodice, which she styled with a metallic rose gold bum bag
Stylish: She accessorised her look with a dainty gold necklace and wore a pair of aviator shades fixed on top of her head
Cheering on: She was seen smiling and dancing as she watched Tom’s set from a balcony with her pals
Show: Tom performed just hours ahead of the Manic Street Preachers and Lana Del Rey taking to the Other Stage
Loved-up: Also in attendance at the festival on Saturday was Romeo Beckham and his model girlfriend Mia Regan
Edgy look: Romeo cut a vibrant figure in colourful pink and blue shorts and a camouflage print shirt, which he wore unbuttoned amid the balmy temperatures
For many of the band’s big hitters, Alex – who has recently recovered from acute laryngitis – sang the tracks at a much slower tempo than the upbeat originals, with fans complaining that it made it difficult to sing along.
The rock band took to the stage hours after a surprise show from The Foo Fighters, who put on an incredible performance for the festival’s hour-long ‘secret’ slot, with several claiming that they should have headlined Friday’s show.
Both festivalgoers and fans watching the BBC live broadcast slammed the headlining set as ‘boring’ and ‘mediocre’ and complained that they had been left ‘disappointed’ by the gig.
Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: ‘I fell in love with the Arctic Monkeys because of the energy and excitement in the songs. That performance was too slow for me, still some bangers played though.’
Another said: ‘Too slow, not engaging the crowd…not great,’ while a third complained: ‘Why slow even your slowest song down??? Sorry I’ve always loved the Arctic Monkeys but can’t cope with that.’
A fourth tweeted: ‘Awful performance, what the hells going on with them?! Glad I didn’t get tickets to any of their gigs this time around.’
‘Boring’: It comes after festivalgoers were left disappointed by the Arctic Monkeys’ headline set on Friday as they heaped criticism on the band for slowing down their smash hits
Too slow! Lead singer Alex Turner belted out a whole host of the Arctic Monkeys smash hits, including Mardy Bum and Are You Mine, but the crowds were left confused at the slow pace
Different sound: For many of the band’s big hitters, Alex sang the tracks at a much slower tempo than the upbeat originals, with fans complaining that it made it difficult to sing along
A fifth shared: ‘I’m really disappointed with Arctic Monkeys. It all seems very slow, that excitement of the first album is gone. It’s like the Arctic Monkeys Jazz Lounge.’
‘It’s like they want people to hate them. Like a mediocre lounge band covering arctic monkeys’ moaned another.
A seventh shared: ‘If they play Mardy Bum any slower they’ll be headlining next year too’, while an additional watcher claimed: ‘For the first time ever we may see a whole audience fall asleep.’
While another added: ‘I’d be raging if I went to Glastonbury for Arctic Monkeys to play that set. Very boring. I don’t understand why Foo Fighters played before them.’
