Photos: D'banj hangs out with the big boys in Monaco

Dbanj is currently in Monaco to watch the Formula 1 Grand Prix & is seen balling with international stars including Newcastle United's manager Alan Pardew (pictured with him above)UK rapper Tinnie Tempah and UK singer Labyrinth. Continue to see more photos...

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