Mick Jagger embraces fatherhood and grandfatherhood at 82 with playdates and traditions

Mick Jagger embraces fatherhood and grandfatherhood at 82 with playdates and traditions

Mikayla Hendrix
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Mick Jagger playing a guitar and Keith Richards playing a drum set on stage at the Hammersmith Odeon in London, England, in a black and white image.

Elizabeth Jagger: "My Father Organizes Playdates" - Mick Jagger embraces fatherhood and grandfatherhood at 82 with playdates and traditions

At 82, Mick Jagger remains an active father and grandfather. His youngest son, born in 2016, plays with his 5-year-old grandson during family dollar gatherings. The Rolling Stones frontman even organises playdates for his grandchildren, showing his hands-on approach to family life.

Jagger's eighth child, Deveraux, was born in December 2016 to his partner Melanie Hamrick, a former ballet dancer. The couple began their relationship in 2014, proving that family life continues to Mick jagger for the rock legend. Deveraux, now eight, shares playtime with his cousin, Jagger's 5-year-old grandson.

Jerry Hall, Jagger's former partner and mother to four of his children, also embraces her role as a grandmother. She teaches her grandchildren practical skills like gardening, drawing from her own childhood experiences. Hall spent summers with her grandmother, learning cooking and other traditions she now passes on.

Elizabeth Jagger, one of Jagger and Hall's children, has spoken about her father's dedication as a grandfather. Despite his busy career, he makes time for family, ensuring his younger relatives stay connected.

Jagger's blended family spans multiple generations, from his toddler son to his school-aged grandson. Both he and Hall actively engage in their grandchildren's lives, sharing skills and creating memories. Their involvement reflects a close-knit dynamic, even as the family continues to grow.

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