Supermodel Jerry Hall warned Sir Mick Jagger that he would be solely responsible for handling family matters while she competed on Celebrity Traitors.
The 70-year-old American star is among the contestants featuring in the hotly-tipped second series of the BBC spin-off game show. Hall welcomed four children with the Rolling Stones singer, 83 - daughters Elizabeth and Georgia May and sons James and Gabriel - during their 22-year relationship that ended in 1999.
Warning to Mick Jagger
Discussing her stint on Traitors, she told The Telegraph: "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."
"My children said, 'Mom, don't do anything dangerous. Be careful.' They worry. They're like, 'You think you're younger than you are. You and Dad are always doing things that you did in your 20s that maybe you shouldn't be doing now.' You know, stuff like that."
She decided to participate after becoming "completely obsessed" with the hit series, calling it "the best show".
Competitive spirit
"I love playing games. I felt thrilled to be asked to be involved as I just think it's wonderful," Hall enthused.
"I'm very competitive, as is Mick and our children. We're all very competitive. We love playing games, and everyone always wants to win. I'm going to try to behave myself on the show. I'm going to try and be a good sport."
Hall and Jagger share daughters Elizabeth and Georgia May and sons James and Gabriel.
Reunion with Richard E Grant
The supermodel will also reunite with her long-time friend and former co-star, actor Richard E Grant, who will also appear in the series.
The pair were neighbours for 30 years in Richmond, London, and even did a "ridiculous" film together called Tooth, in which they played tooth fairies.
Hall revealed they also went on holiday to Africa earlier this year with a group of friends and "danced all night" - not knowing they would soon end up on Traitors together.
The supermodel fronted the cover of Vogue numerous times throughout the 70s and 80s before pivoting into acting. She starred in the 1989 film Batman alongside Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson.
After splitting from Jagger, she went on to marry media tycoon Rupert Murdoch for six years before she reportedly filed for divorce in 2022. Hall was waiting for Murdoch at their Oxfordshire estate when she received a blunt email stating he was calling an end to the marriage because he had "much to do", according to reports at the time. One of the terms of the settlement was that Ms Hall couldn't give story ideas to the writers on HBO's hit television series Succession, Vanity Fair claimed.
The series follows the fictional Logan family who are known for controlling the biggest media and entertainment company in the world, a family many believe is at least partially inspired by the Murdoch family. Murdoch married his fifth wife, Elena Zhukova, in 2024.
The Celebrity Traitors will return to BBC One on October 1 at 8pm.
