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Narinder Kaur looks incredible at 52(Picture: Narinder Kaur/Instagram)

As Narinder Kaur celebrated her 52nd birthday today fans couldn’t help but notice she looks ‘a decade younger’ than she is.

Narinder – who came ninth on Big Brother in 2001 – shared a picture of her sipping some bubbly in a fancy-looking food joint.

She wore a tight-fitted black strap top and aztec-patterned monochrome miniskirt for the occasion, topped off with some golden pointed heels, yellow nail varnish and her highlighted curly locks tumbled down her shoulders as she smiled for the camera.

Taking to the caption of the picture, Narinder said: ‘It’s my birthday today! Fifty flipping TWO! I feel emboldened, I feel more radical as a woman as I get older.’

Fans took to the comments section gob-smacked by her ageless looks, as @dave43law wrote: ‘Happy Birthday and you prove that age is just a number – look stunning.’

‘Happy birthday you look amazing I don’t believe you are 52!’ said Liam Ames.

Fans couldn’t believe her age, as some suggested she was ageing backwards (Picture: Eamonn M. McCormack/Getty Images)

Romy Carratti said: ‘Happy birthday Narinder! You look amazing and well over a decade younger! Great birthday wishes.’

X user @washussain96 wrote: ‘Happy birthday! I hope you have a good day with your family and loved ones. Looking younger as the years go on.’

This milestone comes after Narinder said the ‘vile bigotry’ of the recent anti-immigrant, Islamophobic, and racist riots in the UK left her feeling ‘scared’ about letting her daughter, 16, and son, 18, leave the house.

She wrote in The Mirror: ‘Witnessing the Nazi salutes by Leicester’s Clock Tower was chilling. This symbol of hate in a city that should represent unity is deeply disturbing.

She was on Big Brother in 2001 (Picture: David Westing/Getty Images)

The star hasn’t aged much since (Picture: David Westing/Getty Images)

‘My son was supposed to go on a trip to Newcastle, but we cancelled it out of fear of being attacked. I’m scared to let the kids out of the house at all.

‘My husband and I are wary of travelling around London, a city we’ve usually felt safe in, because we’re worried about our safety amidst these race riots. The threat is real and personal.’

Narinder said the attacks were a ‘cruel reminder’ of the racism she suffered growing up in 1980s Newcastle.

She said her school created a separate entrance for her to avoid horrific abuse from the National Front, while her classmates spat on and bullied her.

Earlier this year Narinder also hit the headlines when her agents confirmed she was ‘seeking legal advice’ after reporting actor Laurence Fox to the police for sharing an upskirting picture of her on social media.

Her agents told PA News: ‘Narinder is understandably upset and still coming to terms with what’s happened to her.

‘She thanks everyone who has supported her so far. She’s currently seeking legal advice and awaiting further response from the Metropolitan Police.’

In her birthday post Narinder also called for a ceasefire in Gaza (Picture: Narinder Kaur/Instagram)

On her post to mark turning 52, Narinder also said her birthday wish was for a ceasefire in Gaza, as she added: ‘My birthday wish is for the suffering of Gaza to end immediately, and Netanyahu be charged for war crimes.’

11 months into the war – which was triggered by Hamas’ October 7 attack on southern Israel – the retaliatory campaign in Gaza has killed more than 39,600 Palestinians and wounded more than 91,700 others, according to the enclave’s Health Ministry.

More than 1.9 million of Gaza’s pre-war population of 2.3 million have been driven from their homes, fleeing repeatedly across the territory to escape offensives.

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