Let It Be (me!) Paul McCartney cheers his image on the big screen at hockey game with children and grandchild in NYC
He's graced the biggest stages in the world. But Paul McCartney still looks as excited as any regular punter at a hockey game to have his face emblazoned on the big screens. The 73-year-old Beatle cheered as his image was broadcast at the Washington Capitals vs New York Rangers hockey game at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.
He joined in with the crowd, alongside two of his children - son James, 38, and daughter Mary, 46. Clad in a black blazer and sweater, the music legend looked younger than his years. Photographer Mary was ever on duty - capturing the moment with a snap on her 'phone - as she wore a navy sweater adorned with birds.
She showed the image to the delighted Hey Jude singer. Her youngest son, four-year-old Sid Aboud looked rather bemused by all the fuss as he sat on his mum's knee next to his famous grandfather. Sid - whose father is Mary's director husband Simon Aboud, lives in England with his parents but looked every inch the all-American fan in blue and red team colours, a baseball hat and a giant foam finger.
Musician James, who shares his father's distinctive cherubic looks, wrapped a check scarf around his neck as the siblings joined Paul for the holiday season on NYC, where he lives with third wife Nancy Shevell, 56. Their mother Linda passed away from cancer at the family’s ranch in Arizona in April 1998, and James described Nancy as his ‘new mother’. They attended the game without sister Stella McCartney or half sister Beatrice, Paul's daughter with ex-wife Heather Mills.
Source: Daily Mail
