Penny Lancaster was overjoyed as she celebrated receiving the Freedom of the City of London on Monday evening in Mayfair, accompanied by her husband, Sir Rod Stewart. The 55-year-old model was honored for her contributions as a police Special Constable and her charity work. As she exited the private members club Oswald's, she was seen laughing and holding a stuffed sheep, a symbol of the historic privilege awarded to Freemen, allowing them to drive sheep across a London bridge without tolls. This annual tradition raises funds for charity, with many celebrities participating. During the ceremony at Guildhall, Lancaster expressed her gratitude, stating, 'I am truly humbled and thankful to receive the Freedom of the City of London.' She has held her role as a Special Constable since 2021, aiming to enhance safety for women. Her commitment to community service was solidified after participating in Channel 4's Famous and Fighting Crime, where she faced challenges but ultimately felt a strong calling to serve. Lancaster's dedication reflects her desire to contribute positively to her community.