Post by moy on Dec 13th, 2014 at 7:02pm
Jerry Hall and Georgia May look more like sisters than mum and daughter at panto
Dec 12, 2014 15:26
By Sophia Rahman
Mick Jagger and his children with the former supermodel put a smile on her face by watching her as the Wicked Queen in Snow White
They could've been any normal family taking a trip to the theatre in the run-up to Christmas.
But mere mortals gathered in the foyer of the Richmond Theatre would've twigged there was something a bit too glossy about these three when they saw two sets of endless legs topped by flowing locks of blonde hair, accompanied by an ageing rocker.
Mick Jagger and his daughter, Vogue cover star Georgia May, accompanied by her brothers Gabriel and James, showed up at the playhouse in Surrey to watch Jerry Hall's villainous turn as the Wicked Queen in Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs - and heads must've been turning.
With a bit of Vaseline on the lens, Jerry, 58 , could've almost passed off as her 22-year-old daughter's sister, elegantly glamorous with a golden mop of peroxide hair, scarlet lips and black ensemble.
Her supermodel daughter , however, had barely a spot of makeup on her face - but then she hardly needs it, blessed with those genes.
The family looked in good spirits, and are most likely looking forward to spending Christmas together
Jerry recently revealed that the Rolling Stones frontman has been tasked with organising their celebrations this year, and has even told him what she'd like Santa to bring her - a new fridge freezer and ice maker.
The six foot glamazon talked about the family's plans on ITV's morning show Lorraine, adding that it would be good for rockstar Mick to spend time with them given his 'rough year'.
Fashion designer L'Wren Scott, his longterm girlfriend, committed suicide in March , and cancelled Rolling Stones tour dates following her death left Mick facing a lawsuit brought by insurers.
Dec 12, 2014 15:26
By Sophia Rahman
Mick Jagger and his children with the former supermodel put a smile on her face by watching her as the Wicked Queen in Snow White
They could've been any normal family taking a trip to the theatre in the run-up to Christmas.
But mere mortals gathered in the foyer of the Richmond Theatre would've twigged there was something a bit too glossy about these three when they saw two sets of endless legs topped by flowing locks of blonde hair, accompanied by an ageing rocker.
Mick Jagger and his daughter, Vogue cover star Georgia May, accompanied by her brothers Gabriel and James, showed up at the playhouse in Surrey to watch Jerry Hall's villainous turn as the Wicked Queen in Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs - and heads must've been turning.
With a bit of Vaseline on the lens, Jerry, 58 , could've almost passed off as her 22-year-old daughter's sister, elegantly glamorous with a golden mop of peroxide hair, scarlet lips and black ensemble.
Her supermodel daughter , however, had barely a spot of makeup on her face - but then she hardly needs it, blessed with those genes.
The family looked in good spirits, and are most likely looking forward to spending Christmas together
Jerry recently revealed that the Rolling Stones frontman has been tasked with organising their celebrations this year, and has even told him what she'd like Santa to bring her - a new fridge freezer and ice maker.
The six foot glamazon talked about the family's plans on ITV's morning show Lorraine, adding that it would be good for rockstar Mick to spend time with them given his 'rough year'.
Fashion designer L'Wren Scott, his longterm girlfriend, committed suicide in March , and cancelled Rolling Stones tour dates following her death left Mick facing a lawsuit brought by insurers.
