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| • | "Elizabeth is only 14 years old. ... all eyes were focused on her, and she lapped it up, chatting animatedly and smiling her brilliant smile for the cameras - a process interrupted only by the effort of seemingly raising a cigarette to her lips", Daily Mail (UK), Jun. 27, '98 |
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| • | "While Jerry slipped off early with her baby son Gabriel, her daughter happily stayed on to hold court at a table, cigarette in hand, as models paraded past in figure-hugging outfits", Courier-Mail (UK), Jul. 24, '98 |
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| • | "at the launch party in June, eyebrows were raised when Jerry Hall slipped away with baby Gabriel, leaving Elizabeth Jagger, then 14, cigarette in hand, to party the night away", The Mirror (UK), Sep. 28, '98 |
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| • | "Observers earlier this year were not impressed when Elizabeth's mom Jerry Hall left Elizabeth on her own, aged 14 and puffing a cigarette, to party the night away", Sunday Times (South Africa), Oct. 4, '98
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| • | "smokes and parties into the small hours", Daily Mail (UK), Jun. 24, '99 |
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| • | "Elizabeth Jagger, Mick's sixteen year old daughter and a supermodel, was spotted drinking and smoking at the trendy Met Bar. ... She used to hang out in Richmond Park smoking with her friends", World Entertainment News Network, Nov. 6, '00 |
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| • | "She used to hang out in Richmond Park smoking with her friends instead of going to lessons", "The teenager wore a see-through blouse and was pictured smoking", "Elizabeth, friends note, is now allowed to smoke in front of her parents", Daily Mail (UK), Nov. 30, '00, p. 3 |
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| • | "Elizabeth Jagger, dressed up in a black-one shoulder Donna Karan dress and white and black striped mules, took a little cigarette break in the courtyard from the crowd that included Eileen Ford and Hal Rubenstein", Fashionavenue.com, Jan. 26, '01
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| • | "At the Clift on Wednesday night was 17-year-old Elizabeth Jagger, in San Francisco for a Jane magazine shoot and apparently allowed for this special occasion to stay up late for a dinner that started at 10 p.m. Jagger (who's rumored to be the newest face of Lancome cosmetics) and pals, including magazine editor Jane Pratt, apparently looked so fetching that at least six other parties of diners asked who the British rock stars were. The group ran up a bill of $700, but Pratt picked it up, perhaps when the youngsters went outside to smoke", San Francisco Chronicle, Nov. 2, '01 |
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| • | "Elizabeth Jagger repeatedly leaving her dinner table at the San Francisco Clift to smoke outside", New York Post, Page Six gossip column, Nov. 13, '01 |
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| • | holding a roll-up cigarette while at a garden party, Rock Legends: Being Mick (2001), '01 |
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| • | "After her visit to the dentist, she revealed: 'I haven't been able to put anything that might stain them near my mouth for 24 hours. I can only eat white food for a while. And, worse, I can't even smoke!'", Daily Star (UK), Jul. 11, '02 |
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| • | "Mick Jagger's daughter Elizabeth has had her teeth bleached. The 18-year-old model has confessed that she turned to chemicals for the perfect smile. But Elizabeth was devastated when she found out that she had to give up cigarettes until the bleach had taken effect. Shortly after her visit to the dentist, she revealed: 'I've just had my teeth bleached and I haven't been able to put anything that might stain them near my mouth for 24 hours. I can only eat white food - until 5pm tonight. I can't even smoke!'", The Mirror (UK), Jul. 11, '02 |
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| • | "Supping Guinness was the only thing on Mick Jagger's daughter Elizabeth's mind when she pitched up at the private screening of John Malkovich's new flick, Hideous Man. Dressed in a chic black jacket and jeans, the 18-year-old chain-smoking model quickly knocked back two pints before watching the movie", The Mirror (UK), Aug. 3, '02
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| • | "Elizabeth was smoking and going to nightclubs before she was 16 and turned her back on her A-levels to take up modelling", Daily Star (UK), Aug. 5, '02 |
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| • | "Elizabeth Jagger just had her teeth whitened and says, 'For a while I can only eat white foods. Worse, I can't smoke'", Cindy Adams gossip column (New York Post), Jan. 31, '03 |
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| • | "Apart from the diet of cigarettes, she is actually very unmodel-like", Sunday Times (UK), Feb. 16, '03 |
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| • | "she has been chain smoking Marlboro Lights", London Evening Standard (UK), Feb. 21, '05
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| • | "puffing on a Spanish cigarette...Her weight, her smoking and her teeth also come under regular scrutiny", Sunday Times (UK), Feb. 27, '05
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| • | "She started smoking at 13 because her mum [Jerry Hall] told her it would stunt her growth. 'My biggest fear was that I would get as tall as my mum. She gave me a lecture about smoking, about how it stops you growing, so I started on cigarettes. I never got to be as tall as her'", Mail on Sunday (Night & Day Live magazine), Oct. 16, '05 |
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| • | "Lizzy admitted her one vice is smoking which she began at 13", TheMirror (UK), Oct. 17, '05 |
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| • | "JAGGER'S DAUGHTER TRIED SMOKING TO STUNT GROWTH--Rocker SIR MICK JAGGER'S daughter LIZZIE took up smoking at 13 - because she hated the idea of growing as tall as her model mother JERRY HALL. The precocious teenager, now aged 21, was told the nicotine in cigarettes would keep her short, and couldn't wait to take up the habit. She says, 'My biggest worry was that I would get as tall as my mum. She gave me a lecture about smoking, about how it stops you growing, so I started on cigarettes. I never got to be as tall as her." Female First, Oct. '05
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