Jerry Hall sizzles in black lace on date night with Rupert Murdoch

They stunned the world when they famously tied the knot in 2016 — and Jerry Hall and Rupert Murdoch still look as happy as ever.

Jerry, 62, turned heads in a saucy lace dress on Tuesday night as she and Rupert, 87, attended an art benefit in New York City. The former supermodel, who was once married to Mick Jagger, went all out in the glam stakes, sporting a fitted lace dress and satin black flats.

Jerry’s flattering dress featured sheer sleeves and a scooped neckline. She kept her accessories simple for the evening and wore her blonde locks out in loose waves.

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Never one to upstage his wife, Rupert wore a simple black suit matched with a white dress shirt and red tie. Rather than the usual dress shoes, the media mogul sported a pair of sneakers.

The couple’s outing comes after they were spotted out and about in Los Angeles earlier this year. For the occasion, Jerry wore a leopard-print coat which she teamed with black slacks and a matching caramel top. She completed the outfit with a red leather bag, and wore her blonde locks out in loose waves, keeping her makeup classic with red lips.

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The couple, who have 10 children between them, first met in Australia in 2015 while Jerry was touring with The Graduate, before making their first public appearance together at the Rugby World Cup final at Twickenham in London.

They have attracted a lot of attention since their marriage – deciding to wed after just months of dating. While some have accused them of having a ‘fake’ relationship, others have said it’s nice to see that it’s possible to find love later in life.

Jerry made a name for herself in the 1970s as a model, but it was her off-again, on-again relationship with Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger that made her one of the society’s enduring ‘it girls’. She has also appeared in several films including Urban Cowboy (1980) and Tim Burton’s Batman (1989).

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