Simon Cowell spends ‘over £10,000’ on son Eric’s dinosaur themed third birthday
The X Factor boss hosted the lavish do at London's prestigious Mandarin Oriental Hotel
SIMON Cowell spent over £10,000 throwing an epic party for son Eric’s 3rd birthday at London’s prestigious Mandarin Oriental.
The expensive bash topped Eric’s 2nd birthday which he celebrated at swanky members haunt The Arts Club last year surrounded by Louis Walsh, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.
A source said: “Eric’s party was really over the top and fabulous.
“Simon spent over £10,000 making it a wonderful day for Eric and all the guests.
“The cake was dinosaur themed and everything in the room was dinosaur themed too.”
This year the tot was joined by Katie Piper’s daughter Belle at the lavish do held on Sunday.
Mum Katie posted a pic of the party where X Factor boss Simon can be seen giving a thumbs up next to a life size dinosaur.
Katie captioned the snap: “Surprise guest at Eric’s birthday—first time Belle has seen a real dinosaur!!”
Eric also hung out with his toddler pals yesterday including Rochelle and Marvin’s daughter Alaia—after they met backstage at The X Factor in 2015 when Rochelle was on Xtra Factor hosting duties.
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Speaking to the MailOnline last week, Marvin revealed: “Alaia's going to be going to Eric's birthday party. They're little friends and they had a play date before and they hung out at the Capital Jingle Bell Ball...
“They played together in the little area. He's a little bit younger. Roch was working on Xtra factor so they would play together there. Roch is friends with Lauren. I wouldn't say I'd call Simon up and have a chat with him but I know I could call him.”
Simon’s fascination with the prehistoric creatures took centre stage at Sunday’s party.
Last year he revealed that son Eric bought him three dinosaur models for Christmas.
He revealed: "He hasn’t asked for much, funnily enough. He likes dogs and bears. I’ll get him a bear.
“He knows I like dinosaurs and he has told me he’s bought me three.
“I ask him ‘Where are the dinosaurs?’ You can see him thinking ‘they’re in the car, they’re in the piano. One is coming to Barbados.”