BUSTED star Matt Willis celebrated his 40th birthday in style with a party at his home.
The Year 3000 vocalist was treated to a special bash courtesy of wife Emma Willis, 47, at their stunning family pad.
Emma captured Matt's stunning three-tier cake on her Instagram page, which showed an icing version of Matt perched in ice bath.
She wrote in her caption: "The brief was things Matt Willis loves gym, cold plunge, wearing a suit."
The former big Brother host then joked about "life imitating cake" as Matt posed in his suit in his empty ice bath for his cold water therapy.
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She had arranged for a caterer to host a pop-up tent in their garden, complete with food trays, salads and barbecued meat.
Matt then posed in the sunshine with a pal while Emma was seen giving I'm A Celeb winner Giovanna Fletcher a hug.
Adding to the famous faces on the guest-list Giovanna's husband - McFly singer Tom Fletcher - was then seen whipping off his top and diving into the ice bath.
Emma joked: "Finally got him in."
Matt and Emma married in 2008 and the pair now share three children.
His celebrations came after he gushed how he was "so thankful" for his spouse - and admitted he almost lost her when his cocaine addiction was at its peak.
After years of booze and drug abuse, the bass player was so skilled at masking his habit he managed to fool the woman who knew him best and loved him the most during his relapse.
The pair discussed his battle in a new BBC One documentary, and revealed how friends advised the host of The Voice to get out while she still could.
He says: “I thought she would leave me many, many times, and I was involved in some of those times when people were saying that.
“I’m so grateful she didn’t and that she could see something in our relationship that was worth holding on to. And it was — we have three kids and we’re very happy.
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“It’s always hard to hear other people telling your wife to get out, but understandably at the time.
"I dread to imagine where I’d be without her. I’m thankful for her in so many ways.
“I’m really lucky to have her because a lot of people don’t have someone like her. She’s someone that’s going to stick around.”
Documentary Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction airs next week.
