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Mick Jagger 83rd birthday and album success

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Mick Jagger marked his 83rd birthday on 26 July 2026, a milestone accompanied by both candid reflections on aging and commercial success. In a New York Times podcast titled ‘The Interview’, Jagger expressed a negative view of growing older, stating, “There is nothing good about it.” He noted that instead of gaining wisdom, he feels he is losing it, remarking, “You don’t get wisdom. You forget everything. I’ve forgotten all my wisdom.” He also discussed physical limitations, noting he must be more careful as he can no longer move with his former speed. Despite these reflections, Jagger remains physically active. He continues to perform two-hour concerts, walking approximately 19 km per show, supported by a rigorous training regimen with personal trainer Torje Eike. In August, he shared an Instagram video of himself dancing in a disco to the song ‘Mr. Charm’ from the Rolling Stones’ new album, ‘Foreign Tongues’, expressing his enjoyment of the summer. This video of him dancing energetically under a disco ball has since gone viral. The band’s 25th studio album, ‘Foreign Tongues’, debuted at #1 worldwide, selling roughly 173,000 copies in its first week and outpacing releases by Drake and Olivia Rodrigo. Jagger also discussed the band’s use of AI-generated avatars for a new video. Jagger’s personal life also drew significant attention when his fiancée, Melanie Hamrick, posted rare family photos on Instagram. The images featured the couple with their nine-year-old son, Deveraux, in various locations including a beach and in front of Egyptian pyramids. Hamrick captioned the post, “Happy birthday, my love! To more adventures, laughter and fun.” The post received birthday wishes from Jagger’s son Lucas and bandmate Ronnie Wood.

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