Paul McCartney, 78, shows off a man-bun as he goes shirtless on holiday in St Barts with wife Nancy Shevell
SIR Paul McCartney, 78, got into the holiday spirit yesterday as he showcased a new hairstyle while on holiday with wife Nancy Shevell, 61, in St Barts.
The Beatles singer proved he was still in the know about the latest trends as he worked his trademark silver-hued hair into a man bun while on his phone.
The Live And Let Die hitmaker was known for his signature hairstyle during the height of his Beatles fame – along with his bandmates John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison.
And now Paul continued to command attention for his tresses as he worked it into a half-up, half-down style while he soaked up the Caribbean sun.
The rocker, who stopped dying his hair in 2018 in favour of his natural grey, was making the most of the winter sun as he went shirtless for the day.
The music star appeared in jovial spirits as he cosied up to wife Nancy in his black patterned board shorts.
Nancy meanwhile looked effortlessly glamorous in a long soft pink cover-up over her swimsuit.
The American businesswoman covered her brunette locks with a straw hat and a pair of large sunglasses.
The pair looked happier than ever as Paul wrapped his arms around Nancy’s waist in a sweet candid moment.
Elsewhere, Sir Paul revealed he talks to a tree — believing it is inhabited by the spirit of Beatles pal George Harrison.
Earlier this week, the singer said George, who died aged 58 in 2001, has “entered” a giant fir at the entrance to his estate.
Explaining the connection, Sir Paul said: “George was very into horticulture, a really good gardener, so he gave me a tree as a present. It’s a big fir tree and it’s by my gate.
“I get out of the car, close the gate, look up at the tree and say, ‘Hi George’. There he is, growing strongly.”
Sir Paul said the tree at his Sussex estate acts as a reminder and added: “It’s lovely. He gave it to me — I just planted it.
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“But then, as the years go by, every time I look at it I go, ‘That’s the tree George gave me’.
“George has entered that tree, for me. I hope he’s happy with that.”
The legendary musician was no doubt in a jubilant mood this week as his new album McCartney III hit the top of the US Billboard chart on Monday after being Christmas No1 in the UK.