Bee Gees member Barry Gibb was pictured stepping out in Miami in a rare public outing on Tuesday.
The 74-year-old was spotted running afternoon errands in his adopted hometown with wife of 51 years, former beauty queen Linda Gray.
The British-American singer kept it casual in a blue long-sleeve t-shirt paired with black pants and leather dress shoes, while Gray wore a white scoop neck shirt, blue jeans, and mule heels, carrying a Louis Vuitton sac.
Stayin’ alive: Bee Gees member Barry Gibb was seen running errands with wife Linda Gray in Miami on Tuesday
The couple were spotted getting into a black SUV during the rare public outing
Gibb kept it casual in a long sleeve t-shirt, black pants, and black dress shoes. He was also seen clutching a blue face mask before getting into the car
Gibb and Gray have been together since meeting on UK music show Top of the Pops in 1967 and have five children and seven grandchildren.
The British-born couple reportedly became US citizens in 2009 and have been living in Florida city for quite some time.
Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show the couple in good spirits during their outing. They were later seen getting into a black SUV.
Gibb is the only surviving brother of the iconic singing group famed for its silky smooth harmonies and Barry’s signature falsetto.
He was the elder brother of twins Robin Gibb, who died in 2012, and Maurice Gibb, who died in 2003.
Following their deaths, Gibb embarked on a solo career and released his latest album, Greenfields, in January this year.
The Bee Gees singer has been with wife Linda, a former beauty queen, since the pair met on UK music show Top of the Pops in 1967. They have five children and seven grandchildren
The singer, originally from Isle of Man in the UK, has been living in his adopted home of Miami for many years. He became a US citizen in 2009
Gray, a former Miss Edinburgh, wore a white scoop neck shirt, blue jeans, and mule heels
Gibb is the only surviving brother of the iconic singing group famed for its silky smooth harmonies and Barry’s signature falsetto
In an interview with Time Magazine that month, Gibb admitted that he felt ‘survivor’s guilt’ for outliving his younger siblings, including Andy Gibb, who died in 1988 at age 30.
Andy was never a member of the chart topping band, but he did enjoy success in the late 70s with a solo career.
‘I’m the eldest, so it should have been me first. I guess it’s a form of guilt. Survivor’s guilt,’ he said.
He also expressed regret that he had not been getting on with any of his brothers when they died.
He has remained active in music (pictured in 1979) and most recently released a solo album earlier this year
Barry was the elder brother of twins Robin Gibb, who died in 2012, and Maurice Gibb, who died in 2003. The Bee Gees had enjoyed phenomenal success in the disco era of the 1970s
The Bee Gees formed in the late 1950s and enjoyed two distinct periods of commercial success: first as a Beatles-influenced pop band and later as leading avatars of the disco movement, particularly on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack that achieved global fame.
Unlike most pop acts, the band wrote and co-produced all of their own hits.
The band enjoyed phenomenal success in the disco era of the 1970s, consistently topping the singles charts and racking up huge album sales.
