Louise Redknapp lets her hair down at Wembley Stadium as she enjoys a rare night out with eldest son Charley, 21, at Oasis reunion show
The 50-year-old singer - who shares two sons, Charley and Beau, with ex-husband Jamie Redknapp - treated her oldest to an unforgettable gig in London.
Brothers Liam, 52, and Noel, 58, are currently touring the UK on their long-awaited reunion tour, marking their first time on stage together in more than 16 years.
And devoted mum Louise went to see all the action at the live show, alongside Charley.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday as she reminisced on the night, she wrote: 'You gotta roll with it….
'What a night! Oasis at Wembley with Chaz.'
In the snaps, Louise looked in good spirits beside her son as they watched the iconic band perform some of their greatest hits.
They were all smiles as Louise took a few selfies and video to capture the night.
She sang into the camera as Charley looked ecstatic beside his mum.
Louise looked super cool in a white top and leopard neck scarf, whilst Charley opted for some Oasis merch.
He bared a strong resemblance to his mum in the photos.
Other stars at the event on Saturday included Liam Gallagher's ex-wife Nicole Appleton and her pal Emma Bunton.
It is not the first time Nicole has watched Liam perform as she took her daughter Skipper, five, who she shares with her husband Stephen Haines, last year.
The mother-daughter duo watched both Gene perform with his band Villanelle and Liam at the same gig at the O2 Arena.
Elsewhere on Saturday, Liam's daughter Molly Moorish-Gallagher, 27 - who he shares with his ex Lisa Moorish - was also in attendance at his Oasis Wembley gig.
It's been almost a month since the siblings performed together for the first time in 16 years following an epic falling out backstage in Paris which sparked the band's split.
While it's been feared that a major bust-up between the once-warring brothers could put a halt to the live shows, their latest gig showed that the pair are still on track.
Liam made a sweet onstage gesture to his brother Noel as they took to the stage on Wednesday.
As they continued their Oasis '25 tour at during their third show at Wembley, Liam left fans in awe as he dedicated a song to his older brother, 58.
Ahead of belting out his next track, Liam told the crowd: 'Now I've gotta dedicate this next tune to our kid - Stand By Me', reports The Sun.
The emotional moment was captured by a fan who shared a clip to X, with music lovers rushing to the comments to share how it made them feel.
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