Sir Rod Stewart and his son Sean were due to stand trial over allegations they attacked a security guard at a luxury hotel in Palm Beach on New Year's Eve 2019
Sir Rod Stewart's alleged assault case in Florida is drawing to a conclusion after almost two years, with the singer and prosecutors reaching a deal, court records show.
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