Myleene Klass puts on a leggy display in mini shorts as she watches Spinal Tap light up Stonehenge at their secret gig for their upcoming sequel

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Myleene Klass showcased her long, toned legs in short shorts while enjoying the private performance of Spinal Tap near Stonehenge, which is set to be part of their forthcoming sequel.

As a lifestyle enthusiast, I can’t help but notice the radiant joy exuding from this 47-year-old musician, her spirit echoing in her fashion choice – an unexpected yet charming combination of shorts and knee-high socks that’s got me smiling.

Demonstrating her affection for rock music, Myleene accessorized her outfit with an ACDC t-shirt and a leopard print belt around her midriff.

On Thursday night, Spinal Tap illuminated Stonehenge during an exclusive performance – a little over a month following the passing of their bandmate, David Kaff.

In simpler terms, the imaginary band got back together to shoot a follow-up to the famous 80’s rock mockumentary called “This Is Spinal Tap.

In the latest photos, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, and Christopher Guest were captured delivering a captivating, electrifying show at the notable site in Wiltshire.

Later, renowned musicians Josh Groban, Eric Clapton, and Shania Twain also took the stage alongside the iconic rock band.

Spinal Tap II will once again be directed by Rob Reiner and is set to be released on September 12.

Creating a large replica of Stonehenge, as humorously portrayed in the 1984 movie, can be likened back to when the group hired an artist for this task.

In the 1984 film, there was a humorous scene where a group commissioned an artist to build a giant Stonehenge replica. This act of recreating Stonehenge can be humorously connected to that moment in the movie.

However, the rockers were left embarrassed when the artist turned up with a small scale model.

Subsequently, it became clear that the directions she received specified constructing a 18-inch model, not the more impressive 18-foot one as initially assumed.

It comes just a month after legendary actor and musician David died aged 79.

In simpler terms, the actor who portrayed keyboardist Viv Savage in the renowned 1984 movie passed away tranquilly in his sleep on July 11, as confirmed by a statement issued by his band, Mutual of Alameda’s Wild Kingdom.

It read: ‘Our brother David Kaffinetti passed away peacefully in his sleep yesterday.

‘We are devastated by this event.

David was known for his warm-hearted words and sharp humor, which could leave you laughing on the spot. He had an uncanny knack for making people smile, even in difficult moments. Rest In Peace, my dear brother.

This is Spinal Tap was first released in 1984 and starred Michael, Christopher and Harry.

Under Rob’s direction, this mockumentary comedy focused on the antics of British heavy metal band Spinal Tap, famously known as one of England’s most raucous groups, during their tour across America.

David’s keyboardist, Savage, was recognized by his catchphrase: “Always have fun!” and “This computer magic is quite thrilling!

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2025-08-22 22:03