Georgia May Jagger, daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, recently filmed a Christmas advert for Kurt Geiger in July, braving the summer heat to promote a festive campaign. The 34-year-old model was seen alongside actor Vinnie Jones in East London, working with a special Paddington Bear collection.
Jagger was photographed emerging from a tinsel-adorned townhouse, holding a Paddington Bear toy and wearing a red tartan Vivienne Westwood blazer. She accessorized her look with a chunky gold Kurt Geiger necklace. Jones, her co-star, was dressed in a navy velvet waistcoat, trousers, and loafers embroidered with Paddington Bear motifs.
The advert shoot took place amidst warm weather, a stark contrast to the Christmas theme. Images from the set show Jagger in festive attire, including a handbag featuring a gem-covered Paddington Bear. She was also seen jogging down the street and hailing a cab, which Jones was driving.
Jagger, who has been modeling for nearly two decades, returned to work less than a year after the birth of her first child, Dean Lee Jagger Sedlick, two years ago. She is Sir Mick Jagger's sixth grandchild.
In a previous interview with The Times, Jagger spoke about her life in London with her young children and spending time with her mother, Jerry Hall, at her home in Henley. She described their family gatherings as lively, with frequent conversations about their children.
The notes also touched upon the property ownership of Downe House, a Georgian mansion in Richmond, London, purchased by Mick Jagger in the early 1990s. Although he and Jerry Hall separated in 1999, their names remain on the Land Registry documents as joint owners of the property, which was put in their joint names in 2000. Hall married Rupert Murdoch in 2016 and divorced him in 2022. Jagger has been engaged to Melanie Hamrick.
Hall, who is believed to still reside at Downe House, has reportedly expressed concern about the joint ownership as she has gotten older, having assumed she would receive the property as part of their settlement. While there was speculation she might move out after her marriage to Murdoch, Jagger reportedly told Hall she could stay in the property until her death. The house, dating from 1780, overlooks Richmond Park. Jagger possesses a significant property portfolio, while Hall is the sole owner of a country house in Oxfordshire.