Jerry Hall American fashion model, wife of Mick Jagger Date of Birth: 02.07.1956 Country: Great Britain

Biography of Jerry Hall

Jerry Hall is an American model and the wife of Mick Jagger. She rose to fame in 1975 when she appeared on the cover of Roxy Music's album "Siren." Despite a difficult childhood with an abusive father, Jerry always dreamed of becoming a showbiz star, inspired by the Hollywood magazines she read as a little girl. At the age of 16, she left her hometown and headed to Paris to pursue her modeling career.

With her tall, slender figure and luxurious waist-length hair, Jerry quickly became a successful model, earning thousands of dollars per week. She also became the girlfriend of rock musician Bryan Ferry and appeared in two of his music videos. However, her life took a dramatic turn when she met Mick Jagger in 1979. Jerry left Bryan for the 36-year-old music idol, and they began a relationship that would last for the next two decades.

During their time together, Jerry and Mick had two children, a daughter named Elizabeth Scarlett and a son named James Leroy Augustin. In 1985, Jerry released her autobiography titled "Tall Tales." Although her modeling career took a backseat, she had small roles in films such as "Batman" and "Princess Caraboo."

Jerry and Mick faced rumors of marital issues when Brazilian model Luciana Morad claimed to be pregnant with Mick's child. Jerry immediately filed for divorce, but the wedding they had on a beach in Bali turned out to be invalid under English law. In 1999, their marriage was annulled by the High Court of Justice. Jerry continued to live with her children in their five-million-pound family mansion on top of Richmond Hill in London.

After ending her relationship with film producer George Waud, who was ten years her junior, Jerry found love again with banker Tim Attias. However, in 2015, she started dating 84-year-old billionaire Rupert Murdoch and got engaged just a few months later. They tied the knot on March 4, 2016, in London.

Despite her modeling success, Jerry is also a lover of the sciences. She purchases a scientific app to accompany her weekly New York Times subscription and reads publications like New Scientist and Scientific American. Additionally, she is studying humanities at the Open University. Jerry considers herself a very happy woman, and it's hard to disagree with that!