Mick Jagger’s daughter Georgia May Jagger’s famous family reacts to the pregnancy news

Georgia May Jagger, the radiant daughter of Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger and supermodel Jerry Hall, has just announced the wonderful news that she is expecting her first child with her boyfriend, skateboarder Cambryan Sedlick.

The 32-year-old model announced her pregnancy on Instagram, delighting fans and family alike.

Georgia has shared a series of emotional photos capturing the joy of impending motherhood. In one particularly touching image, Georgia stands with her navy tank top over her baby bump and holds her belly with both hands.

In other photos, the loved-up couple can be seen posing in a garage and in a scenic field, blowing sweet kisses to celebrate the exciting trip ahead.

“We are patiently waiting for our new best friend @cambryans,” the beaming mother-to-be captioned her post, radiating happiness and anticipation.

The news quickly sparked an outpouring of love from Georgia’s family and friends. Sister Jade Jagger, who knows the joys of motherhood, commented enthusiastically: “Go Mama!”

Cousin Anna Jagger also congratulated them warmly and wrote: “I am so happy for you both.”

Georgia and Cambryan’s love story began in 2021. Although the couple kept their relationship mostly private, their bond over shared interests was always evident.

In a 2023 interview with Volcom, Georgia spoke about her deep connection to skateboarding and music, saying, “My life has always been naturally surrounded by skateboarding and music. I’ve always been drawn to the city, street culture and musicians.”

Despite her celebrity background and successful modeling career, Georgia has always strived to maintain a certain level of normality in her life.

“I always wanted to keep my life as normal as possible,” she told Harper’s Bazaar UK in 2023.

“I still have a lot of the same friends I had as a kid and I always try to have a lot of time for myself that isn’t related to this world. I think that really helps me keep my life balanced.”

She also reflected on her unique upbringing in the public eye, noting, “Being in the public eye is all I’ve ever known – it’s what I was born with. I think that’s why I never tried to be famous.”