New addition to the Jagger household: For once, it is not family head Mick who is responsible for the increased need for diapers – but his youngest daughter.
Mick Jagger (80) already has eight children aged between 53 and 7. So it’s no wonder that the grandchildren are increasingly arriving. The latest of these is likely to evoke special feelings for the Rolling Stones singer – because his youngest daughter Georgia May Jagger (32) is the expectant and first-time mother. The model posted the happy news of the pregnancy along with clear photos of her baby bump.
“We are patiently waiting for our new friend,” the daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall (67) captioned the multi-part series of photos, which sometimes shows her already bulging baby bump, sometimes intimate cuddling and kissing photos with her partner Cambryn Sedlick. The two went public with their relationship in 2021.
The celebrity world and the family congratulate
Among the many well-wishers are also various stars. Among them are Paris Hilton (43) and Suki Waterhouse (32), who both recently became mothers themselves. And some members of her extended family are also in the comments section, such as her younger brother Lucas (25), her older sister Jade (52) and her uncle Chris Jagger (76), the younger brother of dad Mick.
Mick Jagger’s unique family ties
Mick Jagger has eight children from five different women. His eldest child is daughter Karis (53), followed by daughters Jade and Elizabeth (40). His eldest son is James (38), then comes expectant mother Georgia May Jagger. Sons Gabriel (26), Lucas and youngest Deveraux (7) complete the family happiness. Incidentally, Jagger has also been a great-grandfather since 2014, which is an incredible oddity – his first great-grandchild is older than his youngest son.
Source: Stern
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