Tina Turner is a living legend in music history. Dancer, singer, composer, actress, choreographer... few disciplines resist one of the best artists that have ever existed in the world.
The American is currently 83 years old. When she turned 50 years on stage, Turner decided to rest and officially retire, although she is still linked in one way or another to the world of art.
The considered 'Queen of Rock' has confessed in a recent interview that, despite the different love affairs she has had throughout her life and all the relationships she has been in, her heart has always belonged to a man: singer Mick Jagger.
You could already appreciate the good chemistry that both artists had when they shared the stage back in the 70s. At that time, the American was going through a critical moment, since she suffered a sick control of what would later be uncovered that she was her abuser, her ex-husband Ike Turner.
Despite the rumors that spoke of a possible affair between the lead singer of The Rolling Stones and the singer of What's love got to do with it, the protagonists had never spoken publicly confirming or denying the information.
60 years later, the artist has confessed to the British newspaper The Guardian that she has always been "in love with Mick Jagger", and that she really enjoyed going on tour with the Rolling Stones.
In another interview a few years ago, Turner acknowledged that both Jagger and Bowie were the brothers she never had and that she believed they saw her as a role model in some way, something she believed held them back from trying anything with her.
During the interview, Turner declined to go into further detail, although she did make it clear that she "taught Jagger to dance" and that she felt a special connection to him, something she doesn't know if the singer would agree with.
Tina Turner's eldest son, actor Ronnie Turner, passed away on December 10, 2022 at his Los Angeles home at the age of 62. It was her wife, Afida Turner, who was in charge of giving the terrible news through her social networks.
Tina Turner also wanted to dedicate a post to publicly say goodbye to her son and uploaded a photo with her eyes closed while writing "Ronnie, you left the world too soon. With pain I close my eyes and think of you, my beloved son."
