Seal and Heidi Klum’s oldest daughter, Leni Klum, is celebrating another year around the sun.

Early Sunday morning, the “Fly Like an Eagle” singer serenaded the model during her 21st birthday party at E11EVEN Miami nightclub.

A source tells Page Six that Leni arrived at the celeb hotspot at 1 a.m. Sunday in a luxury party bus with about 20 of her closest friends.

When she and her entourage entered the venue, they were escorted to a VIP table, where the birthday girl was greeted with a sign that spelled out her name and a train of alcoholic bottles.

Around 2:15 a.m., Seal grabbed his guitar and began singing an acoustic rendition of his 1994 hit “Kiss from a Rose” for his daughter.

The four-time Grammy winner then got the partygoers to sing two rounds of the “Happy Birthday” song to Leni as champagne flowed inside the nightclub.

“It was such a special moment,” a source tells us. “You could feel the love — and the party didn’t stop all night.”

Additionally, 50 Cent took the stage around 3:30 a.m. to perform his hit singles “Magic Stick,” “P.I.M.P.,” “In Da Club,” “Candy Shop” and more.

As the rapper, born Curtis Jackson III, performed, Seal, 62, danced and recorded him on his camera phone.

History will be made on Tuesday,November 12, 2024, as E11EVEN Miami, the city's iconic ultraclub, transforms into a world-class boxing venue for the first-ever live WBC-sanctioned Championship fight inside a nightclub.

The night’s main event will be the WBC International Bantamweight Championship match featuring 2x Olympic Gold Medalist and Unified Bantamweight Champion Guillermo “The Jackal” Rigondeaux as he faces off against a soon-to-be-announced fighter. The stakes are high as these world-class athletes battle for glory in this epic title clash.

Also headlining the event is the WBC Commemorative Magic City Fight Night Belt showdown between 8x Bare Knuckle World Champion (BKFC) Luis “Baboon” Palomino, who will make his boxing debut, against Puerto Rican-American professional boxer Gabriel Rosado, a former WBA Continental Champion and the WBO International Super Middleweight Champion who also starred in the first Creed movie.

The Florida Panthers are celebrating the franchise's first Stanley Cup championship in true Miami fashion.

Captain Aleksander Barkov and his teammates partied at multiple Magic City hotspots Wednesday night, less than 48 hours after clinching victory over the Edmonton Oilers.

Following dinner, the hockey stars headed to celeb-loved ultraclub E11EVEN Miami.

Barkov walked into the club just before midnight with the Stanley Cup above his head, where he and the team were greeted by hundreds of awaiting fans.

An insider said the group signed a Panthers jersey, which was raised into the air in the center of the club, before taking over several tables near the DJ booth.  

They kicked off late-night celebrations to the tune of Queen's 'We Are the Champions,' while confetti rained down and smoke machines filled the venue.

Carter Verhaeghe, Kyle Okposo, and Sam Bennett were seen passing the Stanley Cup down the line of tables, as they sprayed over 10 bottles of champagne on club-goers.

Meanwhile, Barkov was seen sipping on Ace of Spades and ripping shots of E11EVEN Vodka with Matthew Tkachuk, before Ryan Lomberg decided to go crowd-surfing.

We're told that Barkov was tasked with keeping their new piece of silverware safe, and was spotted sneaking out of the club around 12.30am to ensure the Stanley Cup made it home in one piece.

Once the cup was secured, he immediately headed back into E11EVEN to continue partying.

It came two days after the Panthers contained a relentless attack from the Oilers in the third period of Game 7 to win their first NHL championship 2-1 on Monday.

Florida gained a convincing 3-0 lead in the series but left fans on the edge of their seat as Edmonton climbed back to force a tie-breaker.

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The energy at E11EVEN Miami’s “The Art of Nightlife” event during Miami Art Week hit new heights on Saturday night as Lil Wayne took the stage.

Arriving fashionably late at 3:30 AM, the rapper was met with a roaring crowd of eager fans waiting outside the iconic club on December 7.

Inside, stars including Jamie Foxx and DJ Irie gathered at Lil Wayne’s VIP table. The venue's DJ hyped up the crowd by shouting out Foxx before spinning his hit, “Unpredictable." The celebration went into overdrive when Foxx, champagne bottle in hand, was serenaded by the crowd to “Gold Digger.”

A few feet away, Shedeur Sanders, the rising football star and Heisman contender, was also having a good time. He sported an eye-catching orange Chrome Hearts sweatshirt and the DJ couldn’t help but shout out his signature move, “The Shedeur,” as fans cheered and chanted his name. Sanders even showed off his watch, with the DJ teasing him about the timepiece.

But the guest everyone was buzzing about was Miami HEAT star Jimmy Butler, fresh off a 121-111 win over the Phoenix Suns. The crowd erupted as Butler shared moments with Wayne, both before and after his electrifying performance.

At 4:30 AM, Lil Wayne took the stage, blasting through hits like “Love Me,” “The Motto,” and “I’m Going In,” sending the crowd into a frenzy.

Meanwhile, a source revealed that the club’s signature champagne parades were in full swing. Dom Perignon, Cristal, and Ace of Spades flowed nonstop, with tables competing in an all-out “champagne war” that saw $20,000 to $30,000 worth of bubbly being brought out on trays. At one point, an Ace of Spades parade worth over $20,000 caused jaws to drop as the party raged on.

By the end of the night, E11EVEN had once again proven it was the heart of Miami Art Week’s unforgettable moments, with a guest list that also included the likes of Odell Beckham Jr., Chance the Rapper, Kehlani, Gunna, Janelle Monae, and more.

With world-class performances by DJ PeeWee (Anderson .Paak), 50 Cent, DJ Steve Aoki, and AMÉMÉ, E11EVEN’s Art Week takeover continued to make headlines all week long, capping off with Gordo’s epic closing set on Sunday, December 8th.

The men and women on Observer’s 2023 Dining and Nightlife Power List are believers. They believe in the restorative power of hospitality and the tangible and intangible rewards that come with it. They believe that restaurants and nightclubs make people feel more alive. They are the most important people in the industry, with the greatest influence on the future of hospitality.

Opening a restaurant or a nightclub in 2023 is an act of faith. The hospitality business is facing challenges, including rising costs, staffing issues, unforeseen delays and a world where everything from delivery apps to streaming entertainment make staying home more exciting. Plus, workloads are often high, while margins are often low.

The men and women on Observer’s 2023 Dining and Nightlife Power List are believers. They believe in the restorative power of hospitality and in both the tangible and intangible rewards that come with that. They believe that restaurants and nightclubs can make guests feel more alive. They believe that hospitality can be a platform that leads to multiple venues and multiple revenue streams.

For the people on this list, it’s not enough to have just one restaurant or nightclub. It’s about a financial and cultural impact in multiple neighborhoods or cities (including New York City, the Hamptons, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Miami, Dallas and Aspen), or it’s about diversifying into products, media, events, technology and other businesses. It’s also about creating an ecosystem that encourages and empowers employees to chase their own hospitality dreams. It’s about the feeling of crushing and drowning every day, about juggling multiple roles and finding ways to thrive or at least survive, so you can do it again the next day and the next and the next.

Dennis DeGori

There’s so much stimuli at this 24-hour Miami nightclub that certain VIP tables are sometimes sold multiple times on big nights, with top spenders happily overwhelmed even if they decide to leave before a headliner enters the DJ booth. After creating E11even, which debuted in 2014, DeGori has gone on to build a multifaceted business with a merchandise arm that sells $1 million in branded caps a year, a vodka line, a record label and other ventures.

This year, DeGori opened glamorous rooftop restaurant Giselle atop E11even, and there’s a forthcoming E11even high-rise hotel/condo development. During this year’s Formula 1 week (when E11even teamed up with Vegas nightclub Zouk on performances from Rick Ross, DJ Snake, Deadmau5, Travis Scott and Tiesto), many guests at prime E11even tables recognized one another because they had all come there directly from Carbone Beach.

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Jaden Smith has become a fixture at Miami Swim Week, blending fashion, music, and nightlife into unforgettable experiences. His latest performance came this weekend, as he treated fans to an unforgettable night at the E11EVEN Miami afterparty, which was attended by influencer Alix Earle.

Over the years, his performances have added an electrifying energy to the event's after-parties, making him a standout presence during this global fashion celebration.

Whether he's performing at a high-energy nightclub or an exclusive fashion event, Jaden brings a distinctive flair that resonates with Miami's vibrant fashion scene.

As Miami Swim Week continues to evolve, Jaden Smith remains a central figure, seamlessly integrating music, fashion, and nightlife into a cohesive celebration of culture and creativity.

One of Miami’s hottest clubs might be coming to NYC — at the request of nightlife-loving Mayor Eric Adams.

During an appearance on Andrew Schulz’s podcast, “Andrew Schulz’s Flagrant with Akaash Singh,” this week, Adams revealed he has been in talks with 24-hour mega club E11even to come to the city.

The spot has been popular with celebs like Leonardo DiCaprio, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner, model sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid and globetrotting DJ Steve Aoki.

“I spoke to some folks, we may be rolling in that,” Adams said on the podcast, adding that the spot known for its non-stop partying could have the same format here. “Twenty-four hours is the key,” said Adams.

Right now in NYC bars must close at 4a.m.

The club’s co-founder, Dennis DeGori, tells Page Six, “As a native New Yorker, I’ve always imagined the Big Apple as the perfect second home. While we have yet to identify the right location and conditions, we appreciate the support and enthusiasm from Mayor Adams and Andrew Schulz. We share their vision of bringing the spirit of E11even Miami to the city that never sleeps.”

Other founders include Michael Simkins and Marc Roberts.

E11even, which offers tables for up to $100,000, has had live shows by the likes of Cardi B, 50 Cent and G-Eazy, plus DJs including Tiësto and Diplo.

The club has also hosted guests including Snoop Dogg, Doja Cat, Dwayne Wade, Derek Jeter, Jessica Alba, Post Malone and Nicki Minaj.

During Art Basel in 2014, Miley Cyrus showed up with then-boyfriend Patrick Schwarzenegger, jumped on stage with a Michael Jackson impersonator and made out with some scantily clad go-go dancers.

On Friday night, Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet were reportedly enjoying a party night at Miami club E11even, a popular celebrity hotspot in the city. A source speaking with Page Six stated that the stars were “having the time of their lives” together on the dance floor.

“It was a full-on dance party with nonstop energy and PDA throughout the night,” said the insider, who explained that security was keeping a tight circle around their table and preventing any photography of the private date. They and their table were drinking “Don Julio 1942 and rounds of E11EVEN Vodka shots.”

The two celebrities “partied well into the morning,” watching Nelly and Ashanti perform at around 4 A.M. The show was a hit with Jenner, Chalamet, and their group of friends, who reportedly all “went wild, belting out lyrics and jumping along to the beat.”

“During Nelly’s ‘Dilemma,’ Jenner and her girlfriends were seen singing along while dancing in front of Chalamet—before Kylie cozied up next to him in their banquette,” the source described. Later, the couple was “making it rain with singles and dancing like no one was watching.”

The source described Jenner as “glowing,” “carefree,” and “all smiles.” Her boyfriend “held court in the back corner of their table, tossing back shots and vibing with the crew.”