Tana Ramsay wows in plunging black dress as she holds hands with husband Gordon after partying until the early hours at Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday bash

Gordon and Tana Ramsay clutched onto each other as they left Victoria Beckham's star-studded 50th birthday bash in London on Saturday.

The celebrity chef, 57, and his wife Tana, 49, had been just two of the many famous faces in attendance at the Spice Girl's glitzy do over the weekend.

Upon leaving the party, they appeared to be in good spirits as the rushed out of Oswald's private members club in Mayfair in the early hours.

Tana - who tied the knot with Gordon in 1996 - led the way as she grabbed the hand of her bleary-eyed husband and clutched onto her jacket and designer purse.

Gordon made sure to take care of both of their goody bags from the fashion designer's big night before they stopped and smiled as they headed home. 

For the glamorous occasion, Tana wows in a busty black dress with cut-out detail.

The Kitchen Nightmares star was suited and booted in a classic dinner tuxedo, although his outfit and his signature quiff were looking considerably more untidy by the end of the night.  

The famous couple - who welcomed their sixth child together towards the end of last year - were not the only the A-Listers who helped fashion designer Victoria ring in the big 5-0. 

Other celebrities in attendance included Tom Cruise, Posh's best friend Eva Longoria and  former Vogue editor Edward Enninful.

The Not Such an Innocent Girl singer opted for a pale green dress for the occasion and posed alongside her husband David Beckham before the festivities kicked off .

David's best friend David Gardner also made appearance, as did his former Manchester United team mate Gary Neville, with his wife Emma.

Actress Salma Hayek also glammed up for the night.

But perhaps the biggest surprise of all was the reunion of the Spice Girls, as Victoria joined her former bandmates for a rendition of their classic Stop.  

The band  - which consists of Victoria,  Mel B, Melanie C, Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell - were formed as Touch through an open audition in 1994 before going through a couple of lineup changes as hitting the charts as the Spice Girls with Wannabe two years later.

The Say You'll Be There hitmakers became the best-selling girl group of all time over their four-year run and reunited in 2007 for a world tour and again in 2012 for the ceremony closing of the Olympic games  but Victoria declined to join the band for their 2019 stadium shows. 

But on Saturday, all five of the Spice Girls came together to sing their famous track, which was their only single during their initial run that did not hit the top spot. 

Former footballer David could be seen with an excited smile on his face as the group showed off a few dance moves while singing along to the lyrics. Other partygoers also joined in on the fun during the special moment.