Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger marked his 82nd birthday with an A-list party in London last night, attended by family, friends, and fellow celebrities. The evening began with a private dinner at Kensington Roof Gardens, followed by a move to The Rex Rooms nightclub in Chelsea, where guests arrived on party buses.
Jagger was joined by his fiancée Melanie Hamrick, who wore a black mini dress and playfully stuck out her tongue for photographers. Rolling Stones bandmate Ronnie Wood attended with his wife Sally Humphreys Wood, carrying a red gift bag. Jagger's ex-wife Jerry Hall and their daughter Georgia May Jagger were also present, along with Elizabeth Jagger.
Among the guests were Liam Gallagher's sons Gene and Lennon Gallagher, though Gene appeared to avoid the cameras. Other notable attendees included Daphne Guinness, Sacha Baron Cohen, Jimmy Carr, and Mariella Frostrup. Police were reportedly called due to an altercation outside involving security.
The party coincided with an afterparty for an Oasis concert at Wembley Stadium, though none of the band members attended. The Rolling Stones are reportedly working on a new album, with over a dozen songs ready, following time in the studio since April.
