It's been two days since the leader of the legendary Rolling Stones fulfilled 65 years of age and became part of the long line of English pensioners. Surely what you are least concerned about at the moment is how you are going to cope with the £ 87 that by law will be credited to your account weekly.
"I don't go out with housewives"He once said, and perhaps that is one of the secrets he has to keep himself on such good terms at this age, although many do not rule out that perhaps he hides in some remote part of his mansion a photo of himself in the purest style of Dorian Gray.
They may also have to see his two wives, seven children, three grandchildren, and an extensive list of girlfriends and lovers, including the current one. French First Lady, not to mention his most recent relationship with a woman 29 years younger than him.
The list should be as large as your fortune: The Stones have just finished an extensive tour around the world, the same one that must have required Jagger to the max. But when you see him at the head of the group on one of those memorable nights of more than two and a half hours in length, one stops envying the 225 millions of pounds sterling that he has in his name in different banks of the world.
"It's okay to let go as long as you are sure that you can return".
Now far from excesses and much more mature, he usually defines himself as a simple man of the English middle class, with much more world gained through so many years of activity.
Ago shy and normally calm off stage, it is still quite a spectacle to see him in a presentation. Currently venturing into film production, Mick "the pensioner”He has achieved all the satisfaction he always wanted and the privilege of staying alive even when in the future, hopefully not so close, he will no longer be with us.
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