Lottie Moss joins Yazmin Oukhellou and Laura Anderson heading back to the pub

Celebrities have joined Britons across the country heading out to the bars after more than 100 days in lockdown.

Leading the pack was model Lottie Moss who flaunted her slender pins in an all-black look as she headed out for the evening in a face mask, with other stars including Laura Anderson and Yazmin Oukhellou also pictured enjoying their first night out in months.

Many stars were quick to flood social media with snaps from their momentous trips to the boozers, including Louise Redknapp, Laura Whitmore and Coronation Street’s Lucy Fallon, as stars joined much of the nation heading back to the re-opened pubs on so-called Super Saturday.

Lottie put on an extremely leggy display in a revealing black cutout dress as she exited the Treehouse Hotel in London for a night out.

The model still ensured she was taking precautions during the current climate by donning a protective face mask as she headed into the capital. 

Many other stars also took to social media to document their first visits to the pubs who eagerly welcomed punters after being closed for more than three months. 

Louise Redknapp, 45, took to Instagram to say: ‘yasss we’re going for a pint’ from the back of a car on the way to the pub with her designer friend Lewis Shaw.

The singer then shared a snap of her table covered in snacks, beers and cocktails as they made the most of their long-awaited trip to the pub.

Meanwhile Laura Whitmore cut a stylish figure as she hung out in a beer garden on Saturday.

The Love Island host, 35, was the picture of summer in a knitted co-ord and sunglasses as she enjoyed a pint outside. 

She wrote alongside the snap: ‘Cheers to the freakin’ weekend.’

Former Coronation Street star Lucy Fallon went on a trip to her local with her boyfriend Tom Leech.

The actress, 24, drank from a lavish cocktail while her beau enjoyed a bottle of Budweiser. 

Thousands of drinkers have seized upon today’s wave of lockdown easing to enjoy their first pint since bars shuttered three months ago.  

But as the revelry grows livelier into the night, there are fears pub-goers will fail to stick to rules to keep ‘one-metre-plus’ apart.

London’s Borough Market was heaving this evening and drinkers were pictured sipping foamy pints while bunched together on the street.

Pub-goers are set to sink a staggering 15million pints at 23,000 establishments across the country, experts predicted.

They will be hit with hiked prices for beer, wine, cider and spirits as pubs including Wetherspoons desperately try to make up for lost business.  

But that has not stopped revellers descending on the chain’s pubs in their numbers, including The Regal, in Cambridge, where drinkers reportedly waited for up to an hour to get in.

Roads are expected to be gridlocked in many areas as more than 10million motorists take to their cars and flock to beauty spots.

Meanwhile A&E departments are preparing for a surge in booze-fuelled patients by setting up tents outside hospitals to keep people socially distanced as they wait.

Police in Devon and Cornwall tonight say they received more than 1,000 reports, most of which were ‘drink-related’, while police near Bradford were called to reports of 200 people packed into a village pub.

As drink flowed and tempers flared, four people were arrested in Brentwood High Street, Essex. following a ‘disturbance’. 

In Leicester, where a local lockdown has been enforced due to a spike in coronavirus cases, police say there are ‘more officers on duty than on New Year’s Eve – to prevent people attempting to sneak out of the city in order to reach the pubs outside the lockdown zone.