Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger was joined by family and friends as they said goodbye to his longtime partner, L’Wren Scott, at a private funeral service in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The BBC reports a Jagger family spokesperson confirmed the service at Hollywood Forever Funeral Home included "memories and words of tribute" from Mick, and Scott's brother Randy Bambrough.
The spokesperson said poems were shared by actress Ellen Barkin and Jagger's daughter Karis, while his daughter Jade and grandchildren Mazie and Zak read psalms.
Around 70 people are thought to have attended the 49-year-old's funeral, which also featured a performance of the gospel song, “Will The Circle Be Unbroken”, by Rolling Stones backup singer Bernard Fowler with former Eurythmic Dave Stewart on guitar.
Scott was found dead by suicide in her New York apartment on March 17.
The Stones postponed seven shows on their 14 On Fire tour following the news – for a list of affected dates, click here.
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