Elizabeth Jagger snogs mystery man on date at pub after split from film producer
The pair were spotted at a table outside the pub on the King’s Road in Chelsea
ELIZABETH Jagger is back on the dating scene after secretly splitting from film producer Christopher Behlau.
The daughter of The Rolling Stones’ frontman Mick was spotted snogging a mystery bloke as she enjoyed a pint at a The Cadogan Arms on the Kings Road last week.
Elizabeth, 40, was last seen in public with film producer Chris, 42, last summer.
The model and her date, who resembles Sir Mick’s bandmate Ronnie Wood, were spotted at a table outside the pub in the King’s Road in Chelsea, West London.
An onlooker said: “Lizzie and her new man seemed totally engrossed in one another.
“They were sitting in the sun outside a pub and couldn’t keep their hands off each other.
“Lizzy looked so happy and was laughing really loudly at everything he said. She was loving life.
“They were kissing and hugging and didn’t seem to mind who could see them.” The pair spent an hour at the boozer before wandering to a nearby Waitrose.
The onlooker added: “Lizzie still had her pint with her. She necked it after realising she couldn’t take it in to the shop with her. She was laughing her head off.”
Elizabeth and Chris have a son, Eugene, who was born in 2020.
Chris is known for his producing work on documentaries Althea in 2014, Tiger Tiger (2015) and Overland (2020).
The couple were last seen together in public last summer in London at Sir Mick’s 80th birthday party and at a British Vogue event.
Elizabeth is the eldest of the rocker’s four children with his model ex-wife Jerry Hall.
She has a close bond with the Paint It Black singer, who on Sunday played the final night of the Stones’ epic Hackney Diamonds Tour in North America.
Her new man may be anxious he gets Sir Mick’s seal of approval too, after she admitted he could be tough on suitors when she brought them home as a teenager.
“He would do that look — the dad look,” she once explained. “But nothing too bad.
“Luckily most of my boyfriends were quite cool with the whole thing. I would have hated to go out with anyone who was, like, ‘Oh wow, there’s your father’.”
Elizabeth became a model aged 16 and left school after her GCSEs for a career on the catwalk.
She said of her decision to follow in her mum Jerry’s footsteps: “I’ve learned more about life than my friends did being at school.
“I’ve met more interesting people and I feel more grown up.
“I’m the only one who’s gone out into the world.”
During her modelling career, Elizabeth has posed for brands including Lancôme, Marks & Spencer and Mango.
She is also an activist and supports the women’s equality campaign Equal Means Equal.
