Mick Jagger’s children to miss out on $500m fortune #rollingstones #stones #music #news

Mick Jagger says his children 'don't need' his $500 million inheritance. #MickJagger #Jagger #News #UKNews #RollingStones

[bernie]

Wow a 52 year old and a 6 year old are siblings!

[MikeHoncho]

Dad didn’t leave us any money! He had a “ heart of stone”

[olafvoss]

Mick's children definitely won't end up on the streets...

[shonagriffiths]

The Rolling Stones are living proof that clean living doesn't necessarily guarantee long life and energy.

[anthonycaruso]

He has no idea what his 6 year old child may need by the time he/she comes of age!

[joskinner]

Does he not realise how corrupt the charities are

[joenolan]

His children can’t get no satisfaction...Haha I did that

[jeromethomas]

Never iconize these kinds of people: you’ll see an interview where they bare themselves

[princesssolace]

The charity is call - The Children Mick Didn't Knew He Had Foundation.
They are from countries and cities Rolling Stones have toured

[kepckatherinec]

While I admire the inclusion of charities in a will, I think it’s unfortunate to stiff one’s children in the process. My siblings and I were repeatedly promised by our dad that we would receive half his estate. We didn’t ask this of him or imagine that we deserved anything—Dad assured us, time after time. He had promised our deceased mom that if he remarried after her death, he would divide their assets in that manner. When he died, his will revealed that our stepmother would inherit almost everything. She told us that we would, along with her three children, be her equal heirs. Eventually she died, and history repeated itself. Her children received over a million dollars each. My siblings and I received $10, 000 each, the same amount left to us by our dad. Nothing in his will required her to keep his promises to our mother and to us. Needless to say, what we inherited was lasting disappointment and the loss of affection and respect for our dad. If promises like his aren’t covered by irrevocable provisions in a will, no heir can count on anything,

[jozette-pierce]

Mick brought those children into the world. The very least he could do is give each one of them a cushion. Who else will help those kids?. You know Jagger was gone a lot. The very least, is leave each one of them a few million.

[TheKimber]

All the good deed donations in the world isnt gonna get ole Mick outta the deal he made long ago.

[caseylee]

The "fortune" is the value of the MUSIC CATALOGUE.

Not his personal wealth from which his Children / Grandchildren are already heirs. That is why they "don't need it".

A little misleading (media).

Good on Sir Michael Phillip Jagger for his Charity 🙏

[TheWitchInTheWoods]

well, guess he didn't need £500 million...but he still kept it

[jfk]

to be clear, this is not talking about mick jaggers net worth, its talking about the rolling stones music catalogue which doesn’t solely belong to him

[stephanieredden]

His children are and will continue to be taken care of for the rest of their lives. Good on him.

[momsmushroomsjodyfoster]

There was a time I’d have picked Mick Jagger if I could meet anyone alive! That’s super cool he’s giving to charity! What a total badass musician!

[paulaburrows]

Charity is a wonderful thing but it's nice to give to your children

[urielflames]

He should give it to his children and family.

[BeatlesFan]

I can't stand a parent who wouldn't leave his money to his What an assho**