Sam and Billie Faiers look worse for wear as they leave 30th birthday party they claim was a ‘work event’
SAM and Billie Faiers looked a little worse for wear as they left the 30th birthday party they claim was a “work event”.
Under tier 2, which is considered high risk by the Government, Brits from more than two households are allowed to meet up with others inside at a restaurant as long as it’s work-related.
Sam, 29, was with her mum, Suzie Wells, and sister to celebrate her 30th birthday, despite the fact that she doesn’t hit the milestone age until New Year’s Eve.
The trio were seen heading back to their hotel via rickshaw as they tumbled out after enjoying night on the town.
The trio raised eyebrows as they stayed at a penthouse suite before heading to fancy Mayfair restaurant Park Chinois together.
The women live across three different households, and current guidelines amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic state that you can only socialise indoors with the people that you live with.
However, there are exceptions under special circumstances – including childcare, single households, and specific work commitments.
A rep for Sam has confirmed that the group were filming the celebrations as part of her and Billie’s ITVBe series The Mummy Diaries.
With Sam’s party technically classified as work, they are exempt from the lockdown rules.
The Mummy Diaries follows Sam and Billie as they navigate motherhood, with the former Towie stars each having two children with their partners.
The girls also shared sneak peeks into their night on social media yesterday, with Sam filming the group as they sipped on vodka and danced the night away.
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The reality star looked incredible for the occasion in a sparkling silver mini dress.
She teamed the stylish look with a pair of strappy heels and a nude clutch bag.
Meanwhile, Billie stunned in a black low-cut jumpsuit as her blonde tresses were loosely waved.
Sharing a snap from the beginning of the night, Sam wrote on Instagram: “It’s a little early in the month.. but let my birthday celebrations begin.”