Tamara Beckwith, 49, enjoys a night out with fellow socialite and Made In Chelsea star Mark-Francis Vandelli, 32
They’re both known for enjoying the finer things in life and moving in London‘s elite circles.
So it came as little surprise to see Tamara Beckwith rubbing shoulders with Made In Chelsea star Mark-Francis Vandelli as they hit the town on Tuesday night.
The former It Girl, 49, and fellow socialite Mark, 32, were in high spirits as they headed home after a fabulous soirée.
Partying in style: Tamara Beckwith was rubbing shoulders with Made In Chelsea star Mark-Francis Vandelli as they headed out in London on Tuesday night
Tamara was dressed down in a casual black ensemble, donning a fluffy coat and carrying a Gucci clutch.
The star – who raises children Violet, 10, and Vero, five, with her husband, Italian construction heir Giorgio Veroni – dressed her look down with baby pink trainers and matching stripy socks.
Meanwhile, Mark-Francis kept warm in the blustery conditions by layering up with a fur coat over a blue suit.
Tamara was known as a member of the ‘IT girls’ and for being best friends with the late Tara Palmer-Tomkinson.
Dressed down: Tamara was dressed down in a casual black ensemble, donning a fluffy coat and carrying a Gucci clutch
Looking smart: Mark kept warm in the blustery conditions by layering up with a fur coat over a blue suit
The TV personality was tragically found dead in her London flat in February 2017, aged 45 .
It was thought the former party girl had died from a brain tumour, with friends claiming she had been withdrawn and a virtual recluse in the weeks before her death in February 2017.
But her novelist sister subsequently revealed she had died in her sleep as a result of a perforated stomach ulcer.
Tamara and Tara were famed for their partying ways, drinking fizz, travelling on private jets and their disastrous love lives.
Party girl: Tamara was known as a member of the ‘IT girls’ and for being best friends with the late Tara Palmer-Tomkinson
During an appearance on Loose Women, Tamara recalled: ‘We were quite naive in a way we thought it was all just great fun, if you don’t have a real job you don’t have to be checking in at 8am.
‘It wasn’t like I was stuck in a horrible environment and struggling for myself. For my mum it was a fantastic time, because she had this little baby, even though she was a grandma, she had this new lease of life.
She continued: ‘Tara and I, we did so many jobs together, we were just booked together like lots of other girls, the problem with Tara is that we’ve always had a baby.
‘I’ve always had a strong family behind me, whether they’ve been able to control me all the time is a bit trickier. We always had Sunday lunch. We just had to be functioning’.
Close friends: Tara was tragically found dead in her London flat in February 2017, aged 45 (pictured together in 1995)