Mick Jagger expecting eighth child

Following recent news that Rolling Stone's Ronnie Wood, 68, welcomed twin girls, another group member is also about to become a dad again.

Mick Jagger is expecting his eighth child, according to BBC. The singer's girlfriend is 29-year-old ballerina Melanie Hamrick.

Jagger's seven children range in ages from 17 to 45 and he recently became a great-grandfather.

Hamrick's due date has not been announced.

Wood welcomed Gracie Jane and Alice Rose with his wife in June.

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