by The Rolling Stones frontman and Hamrick welcomed son Deveraux in 2016
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Happy birthday, Mick Jagger!
The musician turned 82 on Saturday, July 26, and his fiancée, Melanie Hamrick, marked the occasion with a sweet social media tribute.
In the post shared on Instagram, Hamrick, 38, included two photos of herself and Jagger, as well as one of The Rolling Stones frontman being silly with their 8-year-old son Deveraux Octavian Basil.
She kept her caption simple and sweet, writing: “Happy Birthday!!!!🎊 ❤️🥳.”
Jagger and Hamrick first met in 2014. After two years of dating, the rock star and the former ballerina welcomed Deveraux, Jagger’s eighth child, in 2016.
Despite there being speculation over the years that the two were engaged, it wasn’t confirmed until April 2025, when Hamrick told the French publication Paris Match she and Jagger “been engaged two or three years.”
She made an exception in July 2024, however, when she shared a series of photos of herself, Jagger and Deveraux on Instagram in honor of the musician’s 81st birthday. “Happy Birthday babe !! We love you 🥰 ❤️,” Hamrick wrote in her caption at the time.
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Jagger — who has been a staple within the music scene for over six decades — wrapped his latest tour with The Rolling Stones last year.
The Hackney Diamonds Tour saw the English rock band promote their album of the same name in major cities, including Houston, Atlanta and Chicago.
They also sang some of their most popular songs, such as “You Can’t Always Get What You Want,” “Gimme Shelter” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.”
Earlier this month, The Rolling Stones were featured on Burna Boy’s new album, No Sign Of Weakness, on the track “Empty Chairs.”
