Georgia May Jagger, daughter of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and model Jerry Hall, was recently seen filming a Christmas-themed advertisement in East London. The festive shoot took place in July, with Jagger teaming up with actor Vinnie Jones for a campaign for the brand Kurt Geiger. The advert features a special Paddington Bear collection.
Jagger, 34, was photographed emerging from a townhouse adorned with tinsel, holding a Paddington Bear toy and wearing a gold Kurt Geiger necklace. She was dressed in a red tartan Vivienne Westwood blazer. At one point, she was seen hailing a taxi, which was being driven by her co-star, Vinnie Jones.
Jones, known for his roles in films like "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels," was seen sporting a navy velvet waistcoat with trousers and loafers embellished with an embroidered Paddington Bear motif. He was also pictured driving the taxi used in the advertisement.
Jagger, who has been modeling for nearly two decades, is the mother of a son named Dean Lee Jagger Sedlick, born two years ago. He is Mick Jagger's sixth grandchild. She returned to work less than a year after giving birth.
Jagger recently shared insights into her life, stating she is spending time with her mother, Jerry Hall, and her children at Hall's home in Henley. She described their family gatherings as lively, with constant conversation about their children.
The notes also touch upon a property dispute involving Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall. The former couple, who separated in 1999 after a 1991 marriage that was later annulled, remain joint owners of a £13 million Georgian mansion in Richmond, South West London. Jagger purchased the property, Downe House, in the early 1990s. Despite their separation and subsequent relationships, both Jagger and Hall are still listed as registered owners of the house. Hall has reportedly expressed concern about the joint ownership as she gets older, with speculation arising in the past about her potential sole ownership of the property. Jagger has reportedly given Hall permission to reside in the house until her death.