Pete Doherty packs on the PDA with wife Katia de Vidas during rare red carpet appearance at the Luxembourg Film Festival's closing ceremony

Pete Doherty and his wife Katia de Vidas packed on the PDA during the closing ceremony of the Luxembourg Film Festival on Saturday evening.

The British rocker, 47, who is a member of the 2026 Festival's jury, could not keep his hands off the brunette beauty, with whom he shares two-year-old daughter Billie-May, while hitting the red carpet.

Pete continued to showcase his newly trimmed physique in a navy pin-striped suit which he layered over a shirt and tie and teamed with a leopard print neck scarf and wide brimmed hat. 

Meanwhile Katia put on a leggy display in an effortlessly stylish mini dress while strutting her stuff in chunky black boots. 

The lovebirds posed together with Pete wrapping an arm around his wife, before sharing a sweet kiss. 

Filmmaker Katia married Pete in September 2021 and in May 2023 they welcomed their daughter.

The couple share a lot together, both off and on-stage, as Katia is also pianist in Pete's other band called The Puta Madres.

His appearance at the event comes as the rocker returned to stage with his Felt Better Alive Europe tour earlier this year, after revealing his most recent health scare was a 'wake-up call'.

In March, he revealed he was at risk of having his toes amputated after being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes last year but all now seems to be well. 

In a video obtained by The Sun at his gig in Munich, Germany, Pete provided his fans with a health update.

He said: 'I saw the doctor today and he said you need to stay off your feet as much as you can otherwise you'll lose your toes.'

He apparently didn't notice the sores on his feet until two of his toes went black in January.

'It was touch and go,' he told The Times of whether or not he would be able to keep his feet, having lost feeling in them.

Those who suffer from diabetes carry the risk of foot-related complications as high blood sugar levels can damage blood vessels, in turn effecting the flow of blood to feet and legs.

He admitted it 'was a real wake-up call' and he has 'basically not been drinking' since finding out.

Pete continued: 'Now I allow myself a gin and tonic once a week, but I've basically not been drinking and have got my blood sugar to a good level, so my toes are healing.'

The artist has been very open about his health over the years, previously claiming in 2023 that he felt 'death was lurking' due to the toll that years of drugs and alcohol abuse had on his body.

He told documentary maker Louis Theroux that he was a 'very sick man… I've battered it haven't I, I've f***ing caned it.'

'The heroin and the crack… I surrendered to that, and then it was the cocaine and the smoking and the alcohol, and now it's cheese and the saucisson, and the sugar in the tea.'