Just popping out to the shops! F1 boss Ecclestone's son-in-law James Stunt goes to an art gallery in Chelsea with a Lamborghini, TWO Rolls-Royces and a Range Rover

Billionaire James Stunt was spotted shopping in Chelsea yesterday with a convoy of four cars with a combined minimum value of £1million.

Businessman Mr Stunt, 28, who is married to Formula 1 heiress Petra, 25, stepped out of a Lamborghini with an estimated pricetag of £350,000.

Behind the supercar were two Rolls-Royces, with a minimum value of £285,000 each and in last place a Range Rover Mansory, worth an estimated £208,000. It is believed that two other cars, not pictured, were also in tow.

Mr Stunt, accompanied by eight security staff, appeared to be expanding his art collection as he visited Daniel Hunt Fine Art Gallery on Sloane Street in Chelsea.

Actor Lionel Blair, who recently appeared on Celebrity Big Brother, accompanied Mr Stunt on the shopping trip.

Mr Stunt is known for his art collection and recently attempted to purchase a self-portrait by Baroque painter Anthony Van Dyck for his Los Angeles home. The sale of the painting fell through following opposition from art campaigners who wanted to keep the work in the U.K. It is hoped that the National Portrait Gallery will be able to raise enough to purchase the piece.

Mr Stunt has been married to Petra since 2011. He has an estimated wealth of £5.5billion. His father-in-law, Formula 1 giant Bernie Ecclestone, is currently on trial in Germany charged with bribery, which he denies.

Businessman Mr Stunt, who is married to Formula 1 heiress Petra Ecclestone, stepped out of a Lamborghini with an estimated pricetag of £350,000. Behind the supercar were two Rolls-Royces, with a minimum value of £285,000

Billionaire James Stunt was spotted shopping in Chelsea yesterday with a convoy of four cars with a combined minimum value of £1 million

Out shopping? Mr Stunt is known for his art collection and recently attempted to purchase a self-portrait by Baroque painter Anthony Van Dyck for his Los Angeles home. He was accompanied by actor Lionel Barber

The Lamborghini has an estimated value of £350,000. The sale of the Van Dyck fell through following opposition from art campaigners who wanted to keep the work in the U.K. It is hoped that the National Portrait Gallery will be able to raise enough to purchase the piece

The two Rolls Royces have a minimum value of £285,000 each

Mr Stunt has been married to Petra Ecclestone since 2011. He has an estimated wealth of £5.5billion. His father-in-law, Formula 1 giant Bernie Ecclestone, is currently on trial in Germany

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