Jerry Hall, the renowned 70-year-old model, shared that her children cautioned her against engaging in any risky behavior during her upcoming stint on "Celebrity Traitors." They expressed apprehension, believing she often lives as if she were still in her twenties. This marks a candid moment for the public figure as she prepares for the competitive reality show.
Hall recounted that her children—Elizabeth (42), James (41), Georgia May (34), and Gabriel (28), whom she shares with Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger—were vocal about their worries before she headed to the Scottish Highlands for filming. Their advice stemmed from a perception that both she and Jagger continue to partake in activities typically associated with a much younger demographic, suggesting it might be time to exercise more restraint.
However, Hall, known for her strong will and competitive nature, hinted that she might not fully adhere to their counsel. She openly admitted to being highly competitive, a trait she believes she shares with her former partner, Mick Jagger, and their children. This drive to win, she suggested, will likely influence her approach to the game, even as she jokingly promised to "try to behave."
The upcoming season of "Celebrity Traitors" features a total of 21 famous personalities, including notable figures such as Richard E. Grant, Michael Sheen, and James Blunt. Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the show divides contestants into 'Faithfuls' and covert 'Traitors' who will compete to secure a £100,000 prize for a charitable cause. Hall expressed her deep fascination with the program, indicating her enthusiasm for the challenge ahead, despite her children's light-hearted warnings.
