Will Young, Cheryl Hole and Megan Barton Hanson celebrate at Metro’s 50 years of Pride party

Metro Pride Party - Cheryl Hole, Will Young, Megan Barton Hanson, Sinitta
Main LGBTQ+ celebrities descended on Soho for Metro’s 50 years of Satisfaction celebration this week (Image: Mollie Manning)

Hosted by Metro, Thursday’s occasion featured music, dance, performances and activism, together with fundraising for very important LGBTQ+ charities.

Singer Will sat down for an open dialog with comic James Barr, the place he shared his hopes for the long run and mirrored on how issues have modified within the 20 years since he got here out as homosexual.

And thanks to drinks sponsors Kuda cocktails and Harlot English glowing wine, the night went off with even extra of a bang.

Celebrities piled into the unique venue because the night time started, with Cheryl and Will cuddling up for images upon entry.

Cheryl wore a spectacular sequinned orange jumpsuit and daring heels, her platinum blonde hair in excessive on her head and cascading down her shoulder.

Will, in the meantime, beaming for the cameras, dressed casually in blue denims and Doc Martens. (Together with an eyebrow-raising shirt that includes the mugshot of singer Sky Ferreira, who was arrested in a medication bust in 2013.)

Metro Pride Party - Cheryl Hole, Will Young,
Drag Race icon Cheryl Gap cuddled up with trailblazer Will Younger as they arrived on the venue (Image: Mollie Manning)

Will Young and Cheryl Hole METRO CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF PRIDE WITH A STAR-STUDDED EVENING AT THE BOX IN LONDON?S SOHO London, Thursday 30th June 2022: Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans.
The celebs teamed up to participate in Metro’s celebration marking 50 years of Satisfaction(Image: Mollie Manning)

Additionally in attendance was 80s pop icon Sinitta, a particular invited visitor to the celebration, who dazzled in a vibrant flowing gown and funky denim jacket.

The star playfully posed for images, protruding her tongue on the digital camera as she made her means into the venue.

And because the night time went on, she obtained into the total swing of issues, partying on the dance flooring with the remainder of the revellers, together with The Solely Manner Is Essex star Bobby Norris.

Sinnita METRO CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF PRIDE WITH A STAR-STUDDED EVENING AT THE BOX IN LONDON?S SOHO London, Thursday 30th June 2022: Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans.
80’s pop icon Sinitta was in prime type on the occasion (Image: Mollie Manning)

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
The star obtained caught into the celebration as she danced the night time away (Image: Mollie Manning)

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
Sinitta wore a savage vibrant outfit as she took half i the Satisfaction celebration (Image: Mollie Manning)

Love Island star Megan arrived trying unbelievable in a plunging tight black outfit, her blonde locks cascading over her shoulders in waves as she loved a drink and a dance on the catwalk.

She was later joined by boxing legend Nicola Adams OBE, with the pair posing for a snap collectively as they relaxed at their desk amid the insanity of the night time.

Mannequin and influencer Ashley James, who later DJ’d on the occasion, appeared beautiful in brief a scorching pink gown as she labored the decks.

And Made In Chelsea star Sophie Hermann posed expertly in a ruffled pink gown with button patterns, her blonde hair tied up in a excessive ponytail.

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
Love Island star Megan Barton Hanson was caught in the midst of every part as she took to the catwalk for a dance (Image: Mollie Manning)

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
The fact icon appeared beautiful ina plunging black outfit (Image: Mollie Manning)

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
Ashley James kicked the night time off with a DJ set following a Q&A from Will Younger (Image: Mollie Manning)

Legendary DJ Fats Tony, who has simply launched memoir Don’t Take Requests, helped deliver the night time to a detailed hours later with a savage set of his personal, that includes sensible 80s hits and celebration anthems.

The icon’s unbelievable playlist led to the revellers clambering onto the stage to celebration alongside him late into the night time.

Sponsored by Go to Malta, the lavish celebration helped to lift cash for the LGBTQ+ group in Ukraine affected by the Russian invasion, via the assistance of charities Kyiv Satisfaction and The Albert Kennedy Belief.

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
Legendary DJ Fats Tony introduced the night time toa shut with a surprising set that includes prime celebration anthems (Image: Mollie Manning)

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
The icon has simply launched his memoir, Don’t Take Requests(Image: Mollie Manning)

METRO CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF PRIDE WITH A STAR-STUDDED EVENING AT THE BOX IN LONDON?S SOHO London, Thursday 30th June 2022: Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans.
Made In Chelsea star Sophie Hermann appeared fairly in pink as she rocked as much as the celebration (Image: Mollie Manning)

The Albert Kennedy Belief has been set as much as help lesbian, homosexual, bisexual and transgender youths who're homeless and dwelling in a hostile setting, serving to them to search out secure lodging.

Metro.co.uk editor Deborah Arthurs and govt editor Richard Hartley-Parkinson welcomed partygoers to the occasion by encouraging them to contribute to the silent public sale elevating cash for Kyiv Satisfaction.

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
Metro.co.uk editors Deborah Arthurs and Richard Hartley-Parkinson spoke about what Satisfaction means to them and inspired everybody to participate within the fundraisers for Kyiv Satisfaction (Image: Mollie Manning)

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
The occasion featured very important fundraisers in addition to music and performances (Image: Mollie Manning)

The charity is engaged in a each day battle to make sure the LGBTQ+ group survives Vladimir Putin’s unlawful struggle, and not too long ago opened a brand new shelter which supplies emergency lodging to these left homeless or penniless by the combating, particularly for these with households who don't settle for them.

They've supplied meals, cash and help to individuals who have nobody else to show to, with round 70 folks helped to date.

Talking on the night time, Richard took to the stage to discuss the very important work the charities do, in addition to mirror on his personal journey as a homosexual man who, he revealed, was impressed by Pop Idol star Will to come back out over 20 years in the past.

‘Your bravery in popping out so early in your profession helped me chip away on the emotions of rejection of my true self that I had constructed up for thus lengthy,’ Richard stated.

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
There was a packed home for the occasion, which noticed prime LGBTQ+ celebrities participate (Image: Mollie Manning)

‘It took two or three years for me to come back out to everybody, however your popping out story is a vital a part of my popping out story and it’s a privilege to have the ability to inform you that now.

‘I’m certain I used to be not the one one that you simply helped all that point in the past.’

He went on: ‘Many individuals say we’re secure on this, the best metropolis on this planet. Nevertheless, and I’m sorry to burst that London bubble, that’s not my lived expertise.’

Richard went on to share statistics from the Albert Kennedy Belief which states that ‘half of younger folks within the UK worry being evicted for revealing their sexuality and much too many really feel threatened by family members earlier than changing into homeless. That’s why we’re supporting the Albert Kennedy Belief.’

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
The celebration was in support of LGBTQ+ charities whereas additionally celebrating a milestone 50 years since Satisfaction started (Image: Mollie Manning)

Following speeches from the Metro bosses and quick movies that includes the charities the night time was in support of, the night time kicked off with influencer Ashley DJing a savage remix set of iconic songs.

Drag Race legend Cheryl hosted a particular sport of Drag Queen Bingo earlier than launching right into a show-stopping dance to a medley of Dua Lipa tracks, with celebs and Metro employees alike hitting the dancefloor and, finally, the stage itself.

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
Cheryl expertly entertained the company with Drag Queen Bingo and a efficiency to a medley of Dua Lipa songs (Image: Mollie Manning)

Metro, the UK?s leading urban newsbrand celebrated 50 years of Pride in London tonight, sponsored by Visit Malta, to raise money for the LGBTQ+ community in Ukraine impacted by the war through Kyiv Pride and The Albert Kennedy Trust, set up to support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people who are homeless or living in a hostile environment. Hosted by Ru Paul?s Drag Race UK star, Cheryl Hole, the high-profile VIP, client and influencer event took place at iconic Soho venue The Box on Walker?s Court, where model and influencer Ashley James took to the decks, before gay icon Will Young sat down with comedian and broadcaster James Barr to speak from the heart about his experience as a gay man progressing through life and the music industry. Legendary DJ Fat Tony closed the party, dancing the night away with boxer Nicola Adams, 80s pop sensation Sinita, TOWIE?s Bobby Cole Norris and Charlie King, Love Island?s Megan Barton Hanson, ITV?s Dr Ranj and Made in Chelsea?s Sophie Hermann. Guests enjoyed rum punch from Kuda cocktails and English sparkling wine from Harlot, produced in an Essex vineyard. They eat delicious canapes and bowl food from Anson & Curtis, including crisp tostada with avocado, pickled chilli, charred corn and pink cabbage on a lime, beetroot choux bun with hot smoked salmon, hollandaise and crispy capers and prawn Cesar salad with charred lemons, anchovies, croutons, parmesan and garlic crisps and pan-fried gnocchi with parmesan cream, crispy sage, pine nut brittle and broad beans. For more information contact: Katie Byrne Communications Director Katie.byrne1@metro.co.uk +44 7887 628 505
There was an enormous turnout for the landmark celebration (Image: Mollie Manning)

Earlier within the night time, trailblazer Will spoke concerning the large strides ahead society has taken for LGBTQ+ equality, whereas admitting there was nonetheless way more to do.

He recalled how various things have been within the music business when he first got here out in 2002, sharing a stunning story of when he was advised he must kiss George Michael on stage if he needed a selected gig.

Will stated a report firm govt advised him in no unsure phrases that if he needed to carry out on the Brit awards he would want to wish to have a ‘Madonna and Britney second’ and kiss the singer throughout the efficiency.

Will revealed: ‘However I stated no. It’s an indication of what it was like then.’

The star additionally opened up on homophobia inside the business, including: ‘I’m most likely in fairly a privileged place.

‘I observed that when folks realised they might begin creating wealth out of it, then it was like, make him homosexual, make him homosexual.’


Metro.co.uk celebrates 50 years of Satisfaction

This 12 months marks 50 years of Satisfaction, so it appears solely becoming that Metro.co.uk goes above and past in our ongoing LGBTQ+ help, via a wealth of content material that not solely celebrates all issues Satisfaction, but in addition share tales, take time to mirror and raises consciousness for the group this Satisfaction Month.

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Throughout Satisfaction Month, which runs from 1 - 30 June, can even be supporting Kyiv Satisfaction, a Ukrainian charity pressured to work more durable than ever to guard the rights of the LGBTQ+ group throughout occasions of battle, and youth homelessness charity AKT. To search out out extra about their work, and what you are able to do to help them, click on right here.

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Metro.co.uk celebrates 50 years of Satisfaction

This 12 months marks 50 years of Satisfaction, so it appears solely becoming that Metro.co.uk goes above and past in our ongoing LGBTQ+ help, via a wealth of content material that not solely celebrates all issues Satisfaction, but in addition share tales, take time to mirror and raises consciousness for the group this Satisfaction Month.

And we’ve obtained some nice names on board to assist us, too. From an inventory of well-known visitor editors taking on the positioning for every week that features , , ,,, and , in addition to the likes of and Drag Race stars and providing their insights. 

Throughout Satisfaction Month, which runs from 1 - 30 June, can even be supporting Kyiv Satisfaction, a Ukrainian charity pressured to work more durable than ever to guard the rights of the LGBTQ+ group throughout occasions of battle, and youth homelessness charity AKT. To search out out extra about their work, and what you are able to do to help them, click on right here.

For 's newest Satisfaction protection, click on right here.

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