HB LONDON STEALS THE SPOTLIGHT AS JACKIE THE STRIPPER PREMIERE ROCKS LEICESTER SQUARE

Celebrities, actors and VIP guests descended on Leicester Square on Thursday night as the highly anticipated premiere of Jackie the Stripper lit up London’s famous red carpet — with luxury brand HB_London at the heart of the celebrations.

The independent film, directed by Michael Head, attracted a host of familiar faces and proved that independent cinema is stronger than ever, drawing crowds, cameras and celebrity support to one of the capital’s most iconic entertainment venues.

Among those attending from the cast were Jamie Lomas, Kymberly Wyatt, Charlotte Kirk, Chloe Jane meadows, Michael Head, Sophie Rankin, Emily Wyatt and Natalie Good, all celebrating the release of the much-talked-about film.

VIP guests included James Lock, Scott McGlynn, Bobby Norris, Vanessa feltz, Sean Cronin and Carla Howe, who all turned out to support the film and many more and its cast.

One name that was missing from the guest list was Katie Price, whose absence quickly became a talking point among attendees.

Despite the disappointment, the atmosphere remained upbeat as guests celebrated what many described as a major success for independent filmmaking.

A huge part of that success was down to headline sponsor HB London, the luxury lifestyle brand that continues to grow in popularity among celebrities and public figures.

Michael Head praised the company for its support throughout the project.

“None of this would have been possible without HB London. Their continued support means a great deal to us. They are a fantastic brand loved by celebrities and we believe they have an incredibly bright future ahead.”

The production team also highlighted the contribution of RoaR Public Relations, whose work helped secure sponsorship opportunities, media attention and VIP attendance for the premiere.

The success of the evening has already sparked excitement about the future of the franchise.

“Many people have been asking whether there will be a second film,” said Michael Head. “The answer is yes. The script is already written and we would love to bring it to audiences. We hope everyone continues to support us on the journey.”

As guests celebrated long into the evening, one message rang loud and clear: independent film is alive and thriving. With Jackie the Stripper attracting celebrity support, media attention and strong backing from HB London, the premiere delivered a memorable night in Leicester Square and laid the foundations for what could be an exciting future for the franchise.