14 DAY TRIAL // It wasn't that long ago that people close to Mick Jagger, his entourage, fans, and even his band mates feared for his life. The legendary rocker was hit very hard by the death of his partner, fashion designer L'Wren Scott, when she committed suicide earlier this year.
But months later after the incident, Jagger seems to have recovered just fine from the heartache and has moved on in his love life, which only took a brief respite from his crazy rock star ways.
Whereas months ago, the Rolling Stones had to cancel out on their tour and Jagger flew home among fears that his health was failing due to the shock and pain, we now see him fit as a fiddle, wreaking havoc on the local nightlife – in Switzerland, of all places.
The Sun has a photo of the 70-year-old rocker with a mystery woman at a hotel in Zurich, just hours before his performance. It seems that Jagger has still got his mojo and not only that, he's full of energy for a man his age. Most other rockers have a good few hours’ rest before going on the stage at his age, but he looks to be very spry.
The photo shows the much younger brunette kissing the rocker on the back of the head as he lounges on the balcony. Eyewitnesses confirmed that he met up with the girl earlier in a nightclub and that the two had been actually enjoying each other's company for the past two days at his hotel penthouse.
It has become common knowledge by now that, in March of this year, his long-time partner and fashion designer L'Wren Scott committed suicide in her Manhattan apartment. It's been speculated that her gesture was due to financial troubles, but also because she wanted to get married and Mick did not.
None of the theories has been proven however and, to this day, the reason for her weird and unexpected gesture remains a mystery. There was also a lot of speculation at the time that L'Wren was suffering from a deep depression.
This would have explained why she chose to end her life by hanging herself with a scarf from a balcony doorknob in her home, right after she called her assistant to come by. Prestigious newspapers like the New York Times theorized at the time that her company was hemorrhaging money and that she had turned to Jagger for financial support on several occasions.