Rod Stewart's wife's heartfelt message to rocker in post
Rod, 80, and his partner, Penny Lancaster, recently celebrated being married for 18 years.
The cute pair tied the knot on June 16, 2007. To celebrate, Penny revealed the adorable duo is embarking on an incredible train trip from Paris to Portofino.
Revealing the trip, the star said Paris was where they got engaged before getting married in Portofino.
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Sharing the excursion on Instagram, the 54-year-old English model and TV personality shared a lovely picture of the pair, who were about to board the train.
In the photograph, Penny towered over Rod, who was donning a trendy pink blazer, a cool manbag, and some clean white jeans.
Meanwhile, Penny stunned in a flowery dress while holding a plush handbag.
Penny said: "Entering a bygone era - The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express (VSOE) from Paris, where we got engaged, to Portofino, where we got married 18 years ago. It's totally magical."
Rod Stewart's wife heartfelt message to rocker in touching post (Image: Instagram)
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The VSOE train runs from Paris in France to Portofino in Italy. The service is expected to depart from the French city on Thursday, June 19.
Described as being a 'romantic rail adventure', the train takes passengers through the French countryside and along the 'stunning' coastlines of the French and Italian Rivieras.
According to its website, holidaymakers would need to fork out £27,400 per person for a Grand Suite on the train.
However, a cheaper Cabin Suite on the train would cost travellers £18,850 for a ticket.
Twin Cabins were also available on the train; however, they have sold out.
Sir Rod Stewart is known for his incredibly successful music career.
The talented artist, and huge Hoops fan, is known for his tunes such as Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?, All for Love, Sailing, Baby Jane, I Don't Want to Talk About It, and many more.
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