West Ham ace Jarrod Bowen kicks off boozy stag do as he splashes out £2k on just one lunch at beach club
WEST Ham ace Jarrod Bowen kicked off his Ibiza stag do yesterday with a low-key boozy lunch.
Sources said he and a group of around 12 pals splashed £2,000 at the swanky Nassau Beach Club.
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England forward Jarrod, 28, was seen leaving the bar topless with a bucket hat and shorts and looked to be enjoying himself with close pals.
The group, who are staying in a luxury private villa on the Spanish party island, climbed into a blacked-out Mercedes Sprinter after their lunch.
An onlooker said: 'Jarrod seemed to be having a great time and looked really relaxed ahead of his big day.
'They kept things respectable and didn't hit it too hard at the beach club.
'There's no doubt the lads have got plenty in store for Jarrod over the next couple of days so it's bound to get messy.'
The lads, and Jarrod's dad, had set off in style on a private jet from Stansted Airport yesterday morning - all clad in fancy dress, with Jarrod in a wedding dress.
But their trip has so far paled in comparison to Jarrod's former Love Island star fiancée Dani Dyer's hen do - with the girls partying hard over the weekend.
But that is sure to pick up when her hardman actor dad Danny Dyer, 47, arrives on the White Isle to help celebrate ahead of Jarrod's Essex wedding on Saturday.
Sources told The Sun Dani and her friends splurged around £20,000 on her hen do - with the group flying out with British Airways last week.
West Ham's Jarrod Bowen jets off on stag do in wedding dress – but father-in-law Danny Dyer is not there
Dani, who shares twins with Jarrod, flew back in a West Ham kit with his number 20 and the words 'Mrs Bowen to be' emblazoned across the back.
They had spent their time partying at hotspots including super-club Ushuaia.
One source said: "Dani might have flown on a commercial flight but they splashed the cash when they landed.
"She spent Friday night at Ushuaia where they were on a VIP table with a minimum spend of £8,000.
'The next day they hired a boat to go around the coast before spending the rest of the time chilling at the Hard Rock hotel.
"Dani also had a boozy brunch at Beso Beach where her mates put on Jarrod masks and sang Abba songs with her.
"They spent their last night at superclub
Hi Ibiza where they had a VIP booth.
'There were some sore heads when they touched down at City airport."
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