Mick Jagger's daughter Elizabeth believes in ghosts
Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 6:24 pm
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Supermodel Elizabeth Jagger believes in ghosts. The 20-year-old face of Lancome who took to modeling following the footsteps of her mother Jerry Hall, thinks her father Mick’s house in France is haunted.
The young beauty is convinced that a headless woman’s ghost dwells in the Rolling Stones frontman’s mansion, reports Contactmusic.com
“When I was three I saw the ghost of a woman holding her head under her arm,” she told the magazine.
Contactmusic also says that the supermodel’s other siblings have seen – and, in fact, keep seeing the supernatural phenomenon.
“My sister Georgia saw the ghost when she was four and my brother Gabriel keeps talking to her now.”
The Jagger family have gathered for the reunion for Christmas, according to the Irish Examiner. Former model Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger, who split in 1999, were joined by their four children Elizabeth, James, Georgia and Gabriel for a morning of present-opening, followed by an afternoon of board games.
Supermodel Elizabeth Jagger believes in ghosts. The 20-year-old face of Lancome who took to modeling following the footsteps of her mother Jerry Hall, thinks her father Mick’s house in France is haunted.
The young beauty is convinced that a headless woman’s ghost dwells in the Rolling Stones frontman’s mansion, reports Contactmusic.com
“When I was three I saw the ghost of a woman holding her head under her arm,” she told the magazine.
Contactmusic also says that the supermodel’s other siblings have seen – and, in fact, keep seeing the supernatural phenomenon.
“My sister Georgia saw the ghost when she was four and my brother Gabriel keeps talking to her now.”
The Jagger family have gathered for the reunion for Christmas, according to the Irish Examiner. Former model Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger, who split in 1999, were joined by their four children Elizabeth, James, Georgia and Gabriel for a morning of present-opening, followed by an afternoon of board games.
