14 Facts About Chris Jagger

Christopher Jagger was born on 19 December 1947 and is an English musician and actor.

Chris Jagger is the younger brother of Mick Jagger, the frontman for the Rolling Stones.

Chris Jagger's mother, Eva Ensley Mary, was born in New South Wales, Australia to English parents, and was a hairdresser.

Chris Jagger won a place to study drama at the University of Manchester, but opted not to attend so he could spend time in London, where his elder brother Mick was enjoying his first years of fame.

Chris Jagger has worked in many fields, including theatre, cinema, clothes design, and decoration.

Chris Jagger designed the jacket with eyes worn by Jimi Hendrix.

Chris Jagger appeared in the musical Hair in Tel Aviv for six months, and later with the Black Theatre of Brixton at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London with Rufus Collins.

Chris Jagger then joined The Glasgow Citizens' Theatre, where he appeared with Kieran Hinds, Pierce Brosnan, and Sian Thomas.

Chris Jagger played repertory theatre in Nottingham, Plymouth, and Hammersmith Lyric London.

Chris Jagger has worked as a journalist, contributing articles for The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, The Mail on Sunday, The Independent on Sunday, and Rolling Stone.

Chris Jagger wrote and presented for a BBC Radio 2 programme about Alexis Korner, a blues pioneer, and co-produced a film, I Got the Blues in Austin, for the Sky Arts channel.

Chris Jagger teamed with his brother Mick for two duets to mark the 40th anniversary of his debut album.

Chris Jagger has been married to former model and actress Kari-Ann Moller for over 40 years and they have five sons between them.

In 2021, Chris Jagger penned his 400-page autobiography Talking To Myself, published by BMG Books.