Mick Jagger is a living legend of music, and we are lucky to still have the chance to see the musician and the Rolling Stones performing live around the world. The singer is 75-years old, became famous during the '60s, and has dealt with fame for most of his life, so he probably doesn't even remember how it is to have an anonymous life.
The Rolling Stones' leader has a fortune evaluated at $360,000,000. The amount is more than enough to have a lavish life and also ensure his family has everything they need. Keep scrolling and discover how this rock star spends his fortune.
10 A House For His Girlfriend - $7,000,000
Some people can take the idea of "push present" for a whole new level. When Melanie Hamrick was expecting his 8th child back in 2016, he gave her a remarkable present. The musician bought her a house in New York evaluated at $7,000,000. Jagger was very generous, but he was not very present during the pregnancy. 'Mick is increasingly very busy with new work commitments, but he has promised to visit the baby when it is born," a source said.
They also added that Jagger would be more present when the child was born, and he would give everything the child and the mother needed.
9 Divorce Settlement - Up To $25,000,000
Mick Jagger might have eight children, but he was officially married only twice. In 1972, he married Bianca de Macias, and they divorced in 1978 when he announced his relationship with Jerry Hall, with whom he had two children. They only got officially married in 1990, when they had a traditional ceremony in Bali. However, the relationship ended after Mick Jagger got a Brazilian model pregnant in 1999.
Of course, it would now be a cheap divorce to Mick Jagger. According to Forbes, Jagger had to pay something between $15,000,000 and $25,000,000 at the divorce settlement.
8 Child Support - $18,000 Per Month
As we can see, Mick Jagger spends part of his fortune on family matters. According to some sources, when his youngest son was born, Jagger offered to pay $18,000 per month, so his son would have everything he needs. Mick Jagger and Melanie Hamrick were no longer together when the baby was born.
When the musician heard the baby was about to be born, he jumped in a private plane (another lavish purchase), and made it just on time to meet his son. Close people said that he was overwhelmed with joy.
7 A Luxurious House - $1,130,000
During the '70s, Mick Jagger paid approximately $1,130,000 for a Hampshire mansion, Stargroves, a historic property with more than one hundred years on it. According to a biography, he was stoned when he bought it, and we would not be surprised if Jagger confirmed the information.
But it was not a wrong purchase. The mansion was used as a place where the Rolling Stones recorded some hits such as Exile On Main Street, Sticky Fingers, and It's Only Rock ‘n Roll. He sold the house in 1976, but the value was not revealed.
6 Private Jets - $8,000 Per Hour
Mick Jagger is one of those celebrities that we will never meet in a check-in line. Since Jagger became famous, he is in use to fly on a private jet. The luxury can cost $8,000, and if we think about how much Jagger travels, he spends a huge amount of money on it.
In the past, the Rolling Stones used to have a Boeing 720, named Starfish. Rumors says that the first words Mick Jagger said when he entered it was: It is so tacky! However, it seems he changed his mind, and an attended was always ready to serve Jagger a Tequila Sunrise before the take-off.
5 House On An island - $3,950,000
Mick Jagger has a house in the Mustique in the Caribbean. The paradise island covers only a few miles, and 500 people live there. It is the perfect place for celebrities who want to slow down, relax, and get away from the paparazzi. According to Variety, the house has a Japanese inspiration and faces the L'Ansecoy Bay. The mansion has six bedrooms, an enormous living room, and an open-air gazebo. Guests can also enjoy a gym and game room.
Mick Jagger reportedly paid $3,950,000 for it. However, you can also spend some time in his house. The star rents the place for $30,000 during the high season.
4 Glastonbury Yurt - $4,000 Per Night
For most people, Glastonbury is a synonym of mud and some days using chemical toilets. However, if you are Mick Jagger, you can enjoy one of the most famous music festivals in the world with lots of luxury. Back in 2013, the musician made the headlines for his lavish yurt, and multiple sources say that he paid approximately $4,000 per night. The 20-feet tent has its own furniture, and it is probably more expensive than the one we have at home. It also features a king-sized bed, chandeliers, multiple mirrors, fur throw, and towels
3 Personal Trainer - $500 Per Session
Mick Jagger is not a typical 75-year-old man. In 2018, when he was touring with the Rolling Stones, he used to walk 10 miles during a concert, which is impressive at any age. Of course, to remain fit, he doesn't count only on his good DNA. According to The Sun, he works three hours a day, six days per week. He also hired Torje Eike, a personal trainer who also works with Olympic athletes and soccer players, and he doesn't seem to make Jagger's life easier.
There is no information about how much Torje Eike charges. However, a celeb personal trainer uses to charge from $100 up to $500 per session.
2 Presents
Mick Jagger seems to be generous with his family and also have a good relationship with his exes. Last year, he sent a Moncler x Rolling Stone jacket, which costs nearly $3,000 to his ex-girlfriend, Luciana Gimenez. According to the Brazilian media, when Lucas Jagger, his son with Gimenez, turned 18, he gave a fancy gold ring to him.
It is easy to assume that he is just as generous with his other children, but none of them share details about the gifts they receive from their father.
1 Rights To Netcast Cricket Coverage
Mick Jagger is crazy about sports. We often see him attending important events such as the World Cup and the Olympics, although he has a reputation to don't bring good luck when he supports a team. Jagger also loves cricket, and back in 1997, he bought the rights to cover the Sharjah Trophy cricket tournament on the Internet when he found out no one else was doing it.
Although there is no information about how much it cost for the singer, back them, it might have been a significant investment.
