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Topic: Jerry Hall's new man

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11-06-01 08:39 AM

Polo player romances her on Mustique
Jerry Hall has a new man. The 45-year-old former Mrs Mick Jagger has just returned from a romantic break in Mustique with Tim Attias, a millionaire banker. Hall and Attias pair are thought to have hooked up recently, after the end of Hall's two-year romance with George Waud. The long-suffering Texan model was thought to have become frustrated that her relationship with Waud, who is 12 years her junior, was turning into another long-distance affair of the type she had endured with Jagger. Attias, a keen polo player, is said to spend a cool �500,000 a year running his own team, although he is currently out of action after breaking his arm in a fall. According to a source close to Mr Attias, 'Tim is a very pleasant and reliable chap. That is probably just what Jerry needs right now. They make a lovely couple.'
Posted 05 November 2001

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