
Mick Jagger and fiancée Melanie Hamrick were joined by two of the rocker's famous exes at the star-studded British Museum Ball in London on Saturday evening.
The Rolling Stones legend, 82, rubbed shoulders with ex wife Bianca, 80, as well as former partner Jerry Hall, 69, who attended with their daughter Elizabeth, 41.
Bianca was married to Mick from 1971–1978 and together they are parents to daughter Jade, 53. Meanwhile Jerry was his long-term partner from 1977-1999 and they share Elizabeth, James, 40, Georgina, 33 and Gabriel, 39. Bianca is Mick's first and only legal wife.
The Paint It Black hitmaker looked dapper in a dark suit alongside fiancée Melanie, 38, stunned a gold floral gown.
Mick and Jerry were spotted embracing and sharing a friendly kiss before each took their turn to pose on the red carpet alongside their eldest daughter.
The Rolling Stone star and ballerina Melanie have been together since 2014, and welcomed a son, Deveraux Octavian Basil in 2016, who was her first child and Mick's eighth. (Photogallery on Dailymail).
Earlier this year Jerry Hall and Bianca Jagger pose at Burberry's Chelsea Flower Show event. The pair were both in attendance at Burberry's RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Bianca Jagger on Marrying ‘The Worst Husband a Woman Could Have’: Mick Jagger was not an easy person to have as a husband. Bianca was born in Managua, Nicaragua and met Mick in France and she quickly got pregnant with their daughter Jade. When Bianca began a relationship with Mick, she said she felt it was important to maintain her individuality. She wanted others to see her as her own person, not an extension of a celebrity.
Mick started seeing Jerry while he was still married to Bianca, whom he had his first child with, Jade.
Jerry reportedly inspired the Rolling Stones' classic song Miss You.
Divorcing Bianca in 1978 and then tying the knot with Jerry twelve years later in 1990, the rock legend went on to have four more children.
However history soon repeated itself, and allegations of numerous Jagger infidelities helped drive the couple apart for good.
Mick and Jerry split up in 1999.
