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Niamh Geaney reports.
Ronnie Wood’s stepson thinks there is still a “question mark” over the death of L’Wren Scott.
Jamie Wood – who Rolling Stones’ guitarist Ronnie brought up as his own child after he got together with his ex-wife Jo Wood – believes there will always be mystery surround the death of Sir Mick Jagger’s girlfriend of 13 year L’Wren, who took her own life last month.
Jamie said he and everybody close to L’Wren are still in shock over the death of the fashion designer in her New York apartment.
He said, “I think there’s still a bit of a question mark over that [her death].
“No one knows what happened. It’s always such a shock when someone does that. We’ve known her a long time.”
The Rolling Stones have rescheduled their tour dates in Australia and New Zealand, following L’Wren’s death.
The Brown Sugar singers were due to kick off their world tour in Perth on March 19th but were forced to postpone it until October and November this year.
It’s been revealed that designer, L’Wren Scott has left her entire estate to her long term boyfriend, Mick Jagger.
L’Wren Scott signed her last will back in May 2013 and left her $9 million dollar estate to the Rolling Stones singer.
“I give all my jewellery, clothing, household furniture and furnishings, personal automobiles and other tangible articles of a personal nature, or my interest in any such property… to Michael Philip Jagger.”
The 49-year-old designer was found dead earlier this month in her New York City apartment of an apparent suicide.
Mick Jagger told Facebook followers today, that he is still trying to understand why his “lover and best friend” L’Wren Scott, would end her life in such a tragic way.
The fashion designer was found dead yesterday morning at her apartment.
When the news reached Mick he cancelled his tour in Perth, Australia and made plans to fly back to New York.
Jagger told his fans that: “She had great presence and her talent was much admired, not least by me.”
Jagger went onto say that he has been “…touched by the tributes that people have paid to her, and also the personal messages of support that I have received. I will never forget her.”
