Superstar DJ David Guetta flaunts insane rig at 57

One of the world’s top DJs and dance music producers just celebrated his birthday – but he looks decades younger in this shirtless pic.

I guess 57 is the new … 27?
French DJ and dance music producer David Guetta celebrated his 57th birthday last week, and marked the occasion by posting a shirtless photo for his 11-million-odd Instagram followers.

With chiselled pecs and six-pack abs, the When Love Takes Over hit maker definitely does not look three years off turning 60.

Fans and fellow superstar DJs were amazed at his super-fit rig:

DJ David Guetta for his 57th birthday.

“Happy birthday brother! You’re reversing in age,” wrote DJ Tiesto.

“Looking so so fit, such an inspiration,” wrote fellow DJ Laidback Luke.

“Looking ripped. You getting younger?” one fan asked.

Guetta is one of a number of celebs showing barely any signs of ageing, well into their 50s and beyond – take these super-fit stars:

Jennifer Lopez, 55, and Lenny Kravitz, 60:

J Lo, single and sizzling at 55. Picture: AFP

Lenny Kravitz: Abs on abs at 60. Picture: lennykravitz/Instagram

Kylie Minogue, 56, and Ricky Martin, 52:

Kylie Minogue in Tokyo last week. Picture: Instagram

Ricky Martin, posting Insta thirst traps like a man half his age.

Nicole Kidman, 57, and Gwen Stefani, 55:

Nicole Kidman in September. Picture: Jeff Spicer/Getty

Gwen Stefani, 55, has a new album out Friday.

In a 2017 interview with AskMen, Guetta confessed he often found it hard to keep to a healthy routine as part of his jetsetting DJing lifestyle.

“I wake up, take my breakfast, go to the gym, have lunch, and start to work,” he said. “Then in the evening, I take the plane and go to do a show, and after the show go to bed. It takes extra effort but I’m a very driven person.”

In the same interview, he explained how he looks so super-fit in his 50s – although it’s a tip some may not want to hear: “’m not in my 20s anymore, so even if you’re healthy but you’re not extra healthy, then something not good is going to happen.

“You just have to work harder.”