Lionel Richie, 66, Struggles To See As He Goes Shopping For Glasses With His Younger Girlfriend Lisa Parigi

With his youthful looks and strong work ethic it's hard to believe Lionel Richie is 66 years old.

But the singer took a day off from showbusiness to go and buy himself some new glasses with his much younger girlfriend Lisa Parigi, in Beverly Hills on Tuesday.

The soul singer set out to find a trendy new pair of specs to aid his eyesight, and his much younger sweetheart made sure she was on hand to give him advice.

He looked younger than his years in a stylish khaki jacket that he teamed with a navy checked shirt and blue jeans.

And although he walked out of the specs shop empty-handed, the star had brought his own pair of chic sunglasses for the journey.

Model and entrepreneur Lisa also looked effortlessly glamorous for the outing, covering up her enviable figure in a cream shearling gilet whilst her long legs were clothed in a pair of skinny jeans tucked into black ankle boots. 

She kept her accessories simple, with a small grey saddle bag across her body, a glitzy watch and a pair of chic round sunglasses.

Her raven coloured locks were left loose and curly, partly concealed under a wide brimmed black hat.

And she looked flawless in just a minimal coverage of make-up, allowing her natural beauty to shine through.

Lionel and Lisa began dating more than three years ago and have been inseparable ever since.  

And it's easy to see why the twice-divorced singer fell for the lifestyle blogger, who has both beauty and brains.

Lisa, who explains on her site that she was born and raised in Switzerland with Swiss, Caribbean, and Chinese ancestry, can impressively speak four languages: German, French, Swiss, and English.

The pair are no doubt making the most of their time together, as Lionel will be working nonstop next year on his world tour.

The star is set to visit South America, South Africa and Las Vegas in his 2016 tour, as well as performing three gigs in the UK.

He proved his popularity was everlasting when he attracted 100,000 people to the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury in June, and his album The Definitive Collection, shot back up to number one in the charts for the first time in 23 years.