Simply Red’s Mick Hucknall, 63, hides his trademark fiery curls with a baseball cap while out with his daughter Romy, 16, who has inherited his famous red hair

Mick Hucknall spent some quality time with his daughter Romy during an outing in London on Thursday. 

The Simply Red frontman, 63, hid his trademark red hair under a blue baseball cap, while accessorising with dark shades. 

Romy, 16, has inherited her famous father’s auburn tresses, and they were on full display during the family outing.

Mick cut a casual figure in a black t-shirt, jeans and trainers, while carrying a backpack. 

While Romy showed off her quirky style in a graphic blue T-shirt, a grey skirt and trainers. 

Casual: The Simply Red frontman, 63, hid his trademark red hair under a blue baseball cap, while accessorising with dark shades

Earlier this year, Mick reflected on his playboy lifestyle in the Eighties but admitted the coronavirus pandemic taught him a valuable lesson.

The musician, who claims to have bedded more than 1,000 women, found fame with Simply Red 38 years ago.

He dated a string of stunning actresses, sports stars and supermodels and slept with up to three women a day.

Speaking to The Sun previously, Mick said: ‘I was just touring the world and being ­single, being a playboy, being a bachelor – I didn’t really know what I was doing.

‘I was just having a good time ­whenever. I like to have good times.’

His ex lovers include actresses Catherine Zeta-Jones and Martine McCutcheon and model Melanie Sykes.

The songwriter is now father to daughter Romy and in 2010 he married her mum, art dealer Gabriella Wesberry.

‘I am a father and a ­husband. And I’m still having a good time. Very, very different, yeah, but I love it.’

Bold: Romy showed off her quirky style in a graphic blue t-shirt, a grey skirt and trainers

Family: Mick lives with his wife Gabriella Wesberry, who he tied the knot with at Forter Castle in Perthshire, Scotland, almost a decade ago. They also share a daughter, Romy (Mick and Gabriella pictured in 2017)

He said: ‘Those days are long gone. I don’t miss them. I’m in a much happier place now than I’ve ever been in my life.’

Last year, Mick revealed he’s suffering with long Covid and is struggling with the after-effects of he virus.

Speaking to The Sun, Mick told how he suffers with heart palpitations and insomnia, explaining how he often wakes up in the middle of the night ‘with my heart going ba-boom, ba-boom.’

Last month the star was forced to cancel his rescheduled gigs after he and four other members of the six-strong band were struck down with coronavirus.