Jerry Hall has shared that her children advised her to exercise caution while participating in the reality television show "Celebrity Traitors," expressing concern that she behaves as if she is still in her twenties.
The 70-year-old former model recounted their warnings before she traveled to the Scottish Highlands to film the second season of the BBC program. "Mom, don't do anything dangerous! Be careful. You think you're younger than you are," her children reportedly told her. "You and Dad are always doing things that you did in your twenties that maybe you shouldn't be doing now."
Hall, who was previously married to Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger, is the mother of Elizabeth, James, Georgia May, and Gabriel. She indicated that her competitive nature, shared by her ex-husband and children, often leads her to take charge in games. "Everyone wants to win. I tend to be the leader when it comes to games. But I'm going to try to behave," she said.
Hall is among 21 celebrities, including Richard E. Grant, Michael Sheen, and James Blunt, participating in the show. Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, "Celebrity Traitors" is set to air on BBC One starting Thursday. The contestants will be divided into two groups, the Faithfuls and the secret Traitors, competing for a charity prize of £100,000.