Amir Khan brags about ‘surprise’ party with ‘all the boys’ on Instagram as he flouts Covid rules again

AMIR Khan flouted lockdown rules AGAIN last night with a lavish birthday bash for “all the boys”.

The Bolton boxer lives in strict Tier 3 — which has the toughest coronavirus measures.

But Khan, 34, was joined by at least 18 friends for a “slap up meal” at a rented mansion.

The dad-of-three even blatantly showed off his party in a video shared with his 1.3 million Instagram followers, saying: “All the boys are here.”

It shows them in the swish dining room tucking into a meal cooked by Michelin Star chef Alex Beard.

At one point Khan films his socialite wife Faryal Makhdoom piling more food on her plate.

Another group of revellers can be seen flouting social distancing rules while chatting to the chef.

The former world light-welterweight champ gives a brief tour of the flashy home and reveals a gift of lights from pals reading “King”.

And he posed with a giant boxing-themed cake covered in pictures from his career.

Khan told fans: “It was a surprise for me. We had dinner with my close friends.

“The food was amazing – steak, chicken, sea bass, we had everything.”

He added: “I want to say thank you to Faryal for organising this. It has been so much fun.”

‘TAKES THE P***’

Bolton is in the strictest Tier 3 local lockdown level, rated as “very high alert” for Covid infections.

It is illegal to meet indoors with people from other households, or to travel to or from a Tier 3 area unless for essential reasons.

The antics did not seem to faze Khan’s followers, with thousands of them sending birthday wishes.

But one source said: “Most of us are giving up socialising. This really takes the p***.”

Trending In The News has contacted Khan’s representatives for comment.

Hypocrite Khan previously called upon fans to “keep safe and try to stay away from a lot of people.”

He even posted Instagram videos of himself lecturing fans on what they can do to “beat the coronavirus” but has repeatedly broken rules himself.

In October Khan appeared to flout Covid quarantine rules after jetting back from New York.

He posted Instagram pics of himself sightseeing in London when he should have been isolating at home.

In August he appeared to break the rules on meeting other households when he gathered with extended family to celebrate Eid.

In May he flouted lockdown rules for a reunion with his parents following a three-year feud.

That came days after he posted video of a birthday party for his six-year-old daughter.

And in April Khan was slammed for hosting a takeaway curry to celebrate a friend’s birthday.

He later deleted the Instagram video, saying he was “truly sorry to the British public”.

Last night’s illicit party comes less than two months after cops were called to Khan’s mansion over reports of a bust-up.

Khan, who appeared in 2017’s I’m A Celebrity, feared the incident could delay his upcoming reality TV show.

The former Olympic medallist and his influencer wife are set to star in eight-part BBC3 series Meet The Khans: Big In Bolton.

Last month he crashed his £90k Mercedes on the motorway with his daughter in the back.

Last week Trending In The News revealed singer Rita Ora had broken lockdown rules at her 30th birthday party.

Up to 30 pals joined her in a West London restaurant while the country was still in the second national lockdown.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley and co-star Beth Rigby were taken off air this week after breaking rules at Kay’s 60th birthday bash.