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That all changed when Kim led the way for her little sister's 20th birthday. And, by the looks of things, it was an evening they won't remember.

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Daddy's girls: Kimberley Stewart leads the way for younger sister Ruby's 20th birthday celebrations

Souvenir: "I said 'neck' a pint, Kim, not 'nick' a pint!'

The girlie night began at every caner's favourite hangout, the Boogaloo in Archway, where the girls were joined by celebrity friends, Carl Barat, Lisa Moorish and former Neighbours actress and singer Natalie Imbruglia.

Clearly the party was a big one because the Aussie, who usually behaves in such a reserved manner, appeared to be having a pretty good time. Ruby was keen for everyone to celebrate by buying most of the bar champagne before being dragged off to the jukebox by her sister.

But sadly there was no loyalty to their father as Rod Stewart's band, The Faces was overlooked in favour of The Beatles and Thin Lizzy.

Kimberly even managed to swipe a pair of flower-patterned glasses from the north London boozer (perhaps she forgot to buy her younger sister a present - or spent all her money on the unique jewellery she was keen to show off ).

The girls then made a quick getaway to Soho's trendy Kabaret club, where they downed £2,000 of Grey Goose vodkas and partied until the small hours.

The club is a favourite of Kim's on-again-offagain beau Calum Best, but there was no danger of them running into him - he's in New York with Kim's pal Lindsay Lohan. Kim and Ruby look uncannily alike, despite having different mothers, so Ruby made things a little easier for the paparazzi by wearing a birthday tiara.