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Jerry Hall told Mick Jagger to keep eye on their kids during Celebrity Traitors

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Fabbro, L. D. (2026, September 27). Jerry Hall told Mick Jagger to keep eye on their kids during Celebrity Traitors. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/jerry-hall-mick-jagger-richard-e-grant-bbc-dad-b1298606.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-27 · by Lauren Del Fabbro

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Jerry Hall, former partner of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and mother to their four children, appeared on the show "Celebrity Traitors" where she expressed her excitement about participating in various challenges despite being the oldest contestant. She emphasized her competitive nature and active lifestyle while reassuring her children that Jagger would look after them if needed during her absence. The episode is set to air on BBC One on October 1 at 8pm.
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Jerry Hall, former partner of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger, appeared on BBC One's Celebrity Traitors and told her four children to contact Jagger if they had any problems during her participation. The show, which airs October 1 at 8pm, involves physical and mental challenges that Hall said she is "quite excited about." Known for being competitive, Hall expressed enthusiasm about the adventure and acknowledged her tendency to get into trouble by saying yes to opportunities. She emphasized her love for games and noted her children share this competitive spirit with their father.

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Mick PERSON · 3× Hall PERSON · 2× American NORP · 1× Jack Nicholson PERSON · 1× Jerry Hall PERSON · 1× Michael Keaton PERSON · 1× Mick Jagger PERSON · 1× Richard E Grant PERSON · 1× Rolling Stones ORG · 1× Vogue ORG · 1×

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Jerry Hall told Mick Jagger to keep eye on their kids during Celebrity Traitors Hall, who was previously in a long-term relationship with the Rolling Stones frontman before they split up in 1999, shares four children with the singer.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-28
🔮 The Celebrity Traitors will return to BBC One on October 1 at 8pm.
2026-09-28 · Evening Standard
Jerry Hall told Mick Jagger to keep eye on their kids during Celebrity Traitors · assertive framing

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Jerry Hall told Mick Jagger to keep eye on their kids during Celebrity Traitors Hall, who was previously in a long-term relationship with the Rolling Stones frontman before they split up in 1999, shares four children with the singer. asserted
they → tell → singer
She said: “I did tell my four children and I told Mick that if any of the children had a problem, they were to call him because I was busy. asserted
I → say → him
“My children said, ‘Mom, don’t do anything dangerous. asserted
children → say → anything
The model joined the show because she has been “completely obsessed” with it, and thought “it was the best show” when she first saw it. asserted
she → join → it
She said: “I love playing games. asserted
I → say → games
I felt thrilled to be asked to be involved as I just think it’s wonderful. asserted
it → feel → ?
“Saying yes in life has sometimes got me in trouble, but a lot of times it’s led to wonderful adventures, and I am excited to embark on this adventure. asserted
I → say → adventure
“I’m very competitive, as is Mick and our children. asserted
Mick → ’m → ?
We’re all very competitive. asserted
We → ’re → ?
We love playing games, and everyone always wants to win. asserted
everyone → play → games
“I’m going to try to behave myself on the show. asserted
I → go → show
I’m going to try and be a good sport.” asserted
I → go → ?
The series involves a number of physical and mental challenges, which Hall said she is “quite excited about”. asserted
she → involve → which
She added: “I am the oldest person doing it, but I am quite an active person. asserted
I → add → it
I don’t sit down much. asserted
I → sit → ?
“I have a lot of animals – two dogs, a cat, three horses, eight chickens. asserted
I → have → animals
I do a lot of gardening. asserted
I → do → gardening
I’m very, very busy, and then I babysit my three grandchildren a lot. asserted
I → ’m → grandchildren
I’m quite an active person so I think I’ll be okay.” asserted
I → ’m → ?
Read More She said: “I know Richard E Grant. asserted
I → read → Grant
And we did a movie together called Tooth, where we played Tooth Fairies, and it was ridiculous. asserted
it → do → Fairies
“We had such a laugh. asserted
We → have → laugh
“I went on holiday with him earlier this year, just after Christmas to Africa with some friends and we danced all night. asserted
we → go → friends
“We had so much fun. asserted
We → have → fun
Little did we know back then that we’d both be here.” asserted
we → know → ?
The American supermodel fronted the cover of Vogue numerous times throughout the 70s and 80s before pivoting into acting. asserted
supermodel → front → acting
She starred in the 1989 film Batman alongside Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson. asserted
She → star → Keaton
Following her split from Sir Mick, she went on to marry media tycoon Rupert Murdoch for six years before she reportedly filed for divorce in 2022. uncertain
she → follow → 2022
The Celebrity Traitors will return to BBC One on October 1 at 8pm. asserted
Traitors → return → 8
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