Jerry Hall's Children Advised Caution on 'Traitors' Due to Perceived Youthful Indiscretions
The former model and actress shared that her children expressed concerns about her participation in the reality competition series.
Jerry Hall has revealed that her children urged her to exercise caution while competing on the reality television show "Celebrity Traitors." The former model recounted their advice, "Mom, don't do anything dangerous! Be careful. You think you're younger than you are." She added that her children believe both she and her ex-partner, Mick Jagger, engage in activities reminiscent of their twenties that might now be ill-advised.
Hall, 70, and Jagger, from whom she separated in 1999, are parents to Elizabeth, James, Georgia May, and Gabriel. Hall is among 21 well-known personalities participating in the second series of the BBC show, which is set in the Highlands. Other contestants include Richard E. Grant, Michael Sheen, and James Blunt.
The series, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, is scheduled to air on BBC One starting Thursday. In the show, celebrities are divided into two groups: the Faithfuls and the Traitors, competing for a £100,000 prize to be awarded to charity. Hall described herself as "completely obsessed" with the show and acknowledged her competitive nature, as well as that of Jagger and their children. "Everyone wants to win," she stated. "I tend to be the leader when it comes to games. But I'm going to try to behave."