Mick Jagger and girlfriend flaunt ring fueling engagement rumors

Although dancer Mel Hamrick, Jagger's girlfriend since 2014 and mother of his son Deveraux, claims the diamond on her finger was a 'promise ring' sources say family and friends were informed of engagement and are happy
Inbal Hananel|
Mick Jagger and his girlfriend of nine years, dancer Mel Hamrick were out about town flaunting a big-old diamond ring which fueled rumors that the couple was engaged. The couple arrived at the New York gala premier of the Like Water for Chocolate ballet, where reporters were unable to ignore the rock on Hamrick's figure, although she called it a "promise ring."
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Mel had reportedly told friends she and Mick were engaged, the UKs Mirror reported, adding that her friends and family have all been told and are very excited. "The couple has no plans to marry at the moment but for Melanie, the engagement means a lot," the Mirror quoted a source as saying.
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מיק ג'אגר מלאני המריק
מיק ג'אגר מלאני המריק
Mick Jagger and Mel Hamrick
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Jagger and Hamrick met in 2014 in Tokyo and brought their son Deveraux into the world two years later. Jagger has seven children from five women.
The Rolling Stones singer married his first wife, Blanca Pérez-Mora Macías, a Nicaraguan actress turned social activist in 1971, and although the couple split in 1978, after having one daughter, Jagger never married again, thus far.
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ג'רי הול ומיק ג'אגר, 1988
ג'רי הול ומיק ג'אגר, 1988
Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger in 1988
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With his long-time girlfriend Jerry Hall, Jagger had four children over their more than 20-year relationship, but they finally split after Hall discovered her partner had fathered a child with Brazilian model Luciana Gimenez in 1999.
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