David Cameron marks 60th birthday with sea swim in Cornwall
David Cameron marked his 60th birthday with a three-day celebration at his holiday home in Cornwall, beginning with a sea swim alongside friends. The scale of the event contrasts with his 50th birthday plans, which were curtailed after the Brexit referendum led to his resignation as Prime Minister.
He turned 60 on Friday and hosted a dinner that evening after taking an earlier dip at Daymer Bay. More than 100 guests are expected, with a larger dinner catered by chef Paul Ainsworth planned in marquees in the garden; Gordon Ramsay, Jeremy Clarkson and Helena Bonham Carter are among those expected to attend. Cameron bought the £2 million property in 2017.
- Cameron began his 60th birthday celebrations with a swim in Cornwall.
- More than 100 friends are expected at his holiday home.
- His 50th birthday plans were disrupted by Brexit.
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David Cameron served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom for six years until his resignation in 2016 following the Brexit referendum. His 50th birthday celebration the following year was curtailed by the political upheaval surrounding his departure from office.
He is now marking his 60th birthday with a three-day celebration at his home in Cornwall, featuring a sea swim with friends and a large formal dinner with more than 100 guests expected to attend. This contrasts with the constrained circumstances of his previous milestone birthday, as high-profile figures from entertainment and media are expected at the event.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “David Cameron makes a splash as he enjoys cold plunge at the beach with friends to mark the start of his 60th birthday celebrations”.