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February 10, 2025

Monday, February 10, 2025

Celebrities worldwide are fast discovering what we’ve known for some time now: Stush in the Bush is Jamaica’s go-to spot for a fab farm-to-table experience. British actor Idris Elba recently shut down the Freehill eatery for a family outing, and now, much like Emmy award-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralph did last December, Rock-blooded, multi-Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Alicia Keys recently celebrated her birthday with her rapper and producer hubby Swizz Beatz at Chris & Lisa Binn’s secluded stush spot!

Keys’ birthday weekend was co-ordinated by Trudi Hamilton.

Page 2 takes you behind the scenes.

Love & Light Nothing but good energy as Alicia Keys dines at Stush in the Bush.IG/@therealswizzz

Stush State of Mind Stush in the Bush co-principal Lisa Binns (left) in ussie mode with birthday celebrant Alicia Keys and her husband Swizz Beatz..

Happy Birthday, Yeah, Mi Fren... ...One more year pon dem. Alicia Keys blows out her birthday candle atop the famed Stush in the Bush beignets as she celebrates another turn around the sun. .

Birthday Vibes In a post shared to his Instagram page, Swizz Beatz released a photo of wife Alicia Keys and himself in chillax mode at Stush in the Bush. IG/@therealswizzz

GwaAn Hold Ah Vibe Stush in the Bush co-principal Chris Binns (left) and rapper and producer Swizz Beatz threw up deuces..

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