Gary Barlow enjoyed a padel game with his famous friends just a few days after he was seen without his usual beard whilst out with a friend in Notting Hill
Gary Barlow stepped out to play padel with his famous friends just a few days after he was seen with a new look.
The Take That star wrapped up the band’s Circus stadium tour, where they performed to over 700,000 people. However, since the tour ended, the Back for Good singer was spotted in Notting Hill looking very different.
55-year-old Gary looked relaxed in the snaps, wearing black head to toe. He was seen sporting a baseball cap as he met and chatted with wine expert and influencer Tom Gilbey for a glass of wine.
Since the tour ended, Gary has been adamant about continuing to focus on his fitness. He enjoyed a game of padel with his famous friends including Michael McIntyre, Jason Manford and Gary’s friend Stu.
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Writing about the game, Jason shared: “Had a brilliant game of padel with @officialgarybarlow his mate Stu & @michaelmcintyre at @padelsocialclub. There was a ‘million Lob songs’ and Gary’s got a ‘Backhand for Good’ but against Michael’s ‘Send to Wall’ shot, it ended up in a ‘Man Drawer’.
“That’s the best I’ve got! Puns are hard! Go on then, your turn, today’s joke challenge… Entertainers & Racquet sports. Can be their name, or their work. Winner wins nowt but pride.”
Following their Circus tour, Gary said the show wouldn’t return again despite a lot of success. However, he reassured fans another tour would be in its place when they next plan their live dates.
He wrote: “And another tour comes to a close. Somehow, this one feels a little different. With the other tours, it’s always comforting to know there will almost definitely be a next time. But I’m pretty sure this tour won’t return.
“I was 38 when we originally did this show, and I have to say it’s been a whole other challenge doing it as a 55-year-old. I just can’t see a way I could physically do this show again.
“So, it’s with an extremely heavy heart that I leave The Circus in my past. I got to run away with The Circus twice. Now I’m running towards our next exciting, brand new show.”
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