Mick Jagger's children with Jerry Hall are dyslexic

Mick Jagger's former wife Jerry Hall has revealed that all of their children are dyslexic. Fametastic.co.uk reported that Hall admitted that, "They take after me. Being dyslexic is difficult in the very beginning, but as you get older you learn to cope with it and I think it's great. It's like a gift because it makes you think differently."

Hall, who is the mother to four of Jagger's seven children, Elizabeth (23), James (21), Georgia May (19), and Gabriel (9), went on to say that she makes a two-hour commute everyday to send Gabriel to a school specializing in learning disabilities: "It's a slog, but it's worth it. And it really helps him when I read to him. I love family life and my children are the greatest gift life has given me."

The Rolling Stones vocalist has two adult daughters, Karis (36) and Jade (35), from his respective relationships with Marsha Hunt and first wife Bianca Jagger. Jagger also has a nine year-old son, Lucas, from his relationship with Luciana Gimenez.
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