L’Wren Scott Boyfriend Mick Jagger Pays Tribute To Late Girlfriend On L’Wren Scott’s Birthday

Last year, the world was shocked to find out that the longtime partner of Mick Jagger had been found dead on her New York apartment of an apparent suicide, and L'Wren Scott's boyfriend was the first to express his grief and shock at her passing - now, over a year after her death, the Rolling Stones frontman remembers his love on her birthday.

It's certainly been a tough year for L'Wren Scott's boyfriend after she was found dead in her Chelsea from an apparent suicide by hanging herself in her New York apartment on St. Patrick's Day 2014, after a long struggle with depression.

Now, according to The New York Post's Page Six, L'Wren Scott's boyfriend has proved that he hasn't stopped thinking about his lost love, with whom he shared a longtime relationship lasting 13 years in total.

In a recent tweet, L'Wren Scott's boyfriend Mick Jagger posted a beautiful vintage photo of the fashion designer from her early days as a model, taken by Jean Pigozzi at an unspecified date.

The Daily Mail reports that Jagger is currently on the Zip Tour with his legendary band The Rolling Stones, doing 15 cities only in stadiums. His tribute to his late partner is the first time he's tweeted since February, as he's been busy with touring and her death's anniversary approached, which probably made the rock star reconsider being too aware of social media for the time being.

Ever since his partner's death, L'Wren Scott's boyfriend has launched a scholarship in her name, supporting young fashion designer students and paying for the tuition of their master's degree at the London Central Saint Martins school, honoring his late partner's chosen career after modeling.

Upon her death, L'Wren left all his fortune to Jagger, who himself is one of the richest people in the entertainment business.

The picture above is the beautiful tribute L'Wren Scott's boyfriend dedicated to the star in what would have been his love's 51st birthday.

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