Designer L'Wren Scott, Mick Jagger's girlfriend, found dead - CNN.com L'Wren Scott, noted fashion designer, found dead Scott was Mick Jagger's longtime girlfriend The former model introduced a Banana Republic line last year (CNN) -- L'Wren Scott, a noted fashion designer who has been Mick Jagger's companion for more than a decade, was found dead in her New York apartment Monday of an apparent suicide, according to a law enforcement official familiar with the investigation. She was 49. Scott's assistant found the designer hanging from a door knob with a scarf around her neck, the official said. There were no signs of forced entry, and police did not find a suicide note, the official said. Click through to see people who died in 2014. Edward Herrmann, the versatile, honey-voiced actor whose roles included patricians and politicians such as "Gilmore Girls" father Richard Gilmore, "The Practice" law professor Anderson Pearson and President Franklin D. Roosevelt, died on Wednesday, December 31. He was 71.

Luise Rainer, who won back-to-back Oscars in the 1930s for "The Great Ziegfeld" and "The Good Earth," has died at the age of 104, her daughter reported on Tuesday, December 30. Christine Cavanaugh, who lent her distinctive voice to the title pig in "Babe," Chuckie Finster on "Rugrats" and Dexter of "Dexter's Laboratory," died December 22. She was 51. British rocker Joe Cocker died December 22 after a battle with lung cancer, Sony Music said in a statement. He was 70. Norman Bridwell, the creator of "Clifford the Big Red Dog," died December 12 in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, according to his publisher, Scholastic. Bridwell was 86. Legendary photographer Michel du Cille, a 26-year veteran of The Washington Post, died December 11 while on assignment in Liberia. The Post said du Cille, 58, collapsed "during a strenuous hike on the way back from a village" affected by the African country's Ebola outbreak.

Mary Ann Mobley, the first Miss America from Mississippi who turned that achievement into a movie career, died December 10 after battling breast cancer. She was 77. Ken Weatherwax, who played Pugsley on the 1960s TV show "The Addams Family," died December 7, according to the Ventura County Coroner's Office. He was 59. Ian McLagan, a fun-loving keyboardist who played on records by such artists as the Rolling Stones, Lucinda Williams, Bruce Springsteen and his own bands -- the Small Faces and its successor, the Faces -- died December 3, according to a statement from his record label, Yep Roc Records. He was 69. American saxophonist Bobby Keys, who for years toured and recorded with the Rolling Stones, died on December 2. "The Rolling Stones are devastated by the loss of their very dear friend and legendary saxophone player, Bobby Keys," the band said on Twitter. To the world, he was known as "Chespirito." Roberto Gomez Bolanos gained fame as a comedian, but he was also a writer, actor, screenwriter, songwriter, film director and TV producer.

The legendary entertainer died November 28 at the age of 85. British crime novelist P.D. James died November 27 at her home in Oxford, England. She was 94. Lebanese singer and actress Sabah, one of the Arab world's most prolific entertainers with a career spanning more than six decades, died November 26, in Beirut, Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported. She was 87. Former Washington Mayor Marion Barry is dead at the age of 78, a hospital spokeswoman said on November 23. Barry was elected four times as the city's chief executive. He was once revered nationally as a symbol of African-American political leadership. But his professional accomplishments were often overshadowed by drug and personal scandals. Acclaimed film director Mike Nichols died on November 19. Nichols, pictured here with his wife, journalist Diane Sawyer, was best known for his films "The Graduate," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "The Birdcage." He was 83. Jimmy Ruffin, silky-voiced singer of the Motown classic "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted," died November 19 in Las Vegas.

He was 78. 'Knight Rider" and "Battlestar Galactica" producer Glen A. Larson passed away November 14 after a battle with cancer. He was 77. Actress Carol Ann Susi, best known for voicing the unseen Mrs. Wolowitz on "The Big Bang Theory," died November 11. She was 62. Henry "Big Bank Hank" Jackson, a member of the hip-hop group the Sugarhill Gang, died November 11 of complications from cancer. He was 55. Tom Magliozzi, left, half of the "Click and Clack" team of brothers who hosted NPR's "Car Talk" radio show, died November 3. He was 77. "House of Cards" actress Elizabeth Norment passed away at the age of 61, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed October 28 via Norment's sister Kate. According to the star's obituary in The Washington Post, Norment died of cancer on October 13 at Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York. Jack Bruce, bassist for the legendary 1960s rock band Cream, died October 25 at age 71.

Ben Bradlee, the zestful, charismatic Washington Post editor who guided the paper through the era of the Pentagon Papers and Watergate and was immortalized on screen in "All the President's Men," died on October 21. He was 93. Fashion designer Oscar de la Renta died on October 20, close friends of the family and industry colleagues told CNN. He was 82. "August: Osage County" actress Misty Upham was declared dead by a Washington coroner after her body was found along a river in suburban Seattle on October 16. Actress Elizabeth Pena died October 14, according to her manager. She was 55. Isaiah "Ikey" Owens, the keyboardist in Jack White's backing band, died October 14. The musician also played with bands such as Mars Volta and Free Moral Agents. He was 38. Mark Bell, who founded the highly influential techno-music duo LFO and later collaborated with Bjork on several iconic albums, died of complications from a surgery, his record label said October 13. Actress and comedian Jan Hooks died in New York on October 9.

Her representative, Lisa Lieberman, confirmed the death to CNN but provided no additional information. According to IMDb.com, Hooks was 57. Geoffrey Holder, a versatile artist known for his ability as a dancer, actor and a pitchman for 7Up, died from complications due to pneumonia, his family's attorney said on October 6. Holder was 84. Paul Revere, leader of the 1960s rock band Paul Revere and the Raiders, died October 4 at his home in Idaho, according to the band's website. He was 76. Emmy-winning actress Polly Bergen, whose TV and movie career spanned more than six decades, died on September 20, according to her publicist. She was 84, according to IMDb.com. Singer George Hamilton IV, known as the "International Ambassador of Country Music," died at a Nashville hospital on September 17 following a heart attack, the Grand Ole Opry said in a press release. He was 77. Northern Ireland's former first minister and former Democratic Unionist Party leader Ian Paisley has died, his wife, Eileen, said in a statement on September 12. He was 88.

Richard Kiel, the actor best known for playing the James Bond villain "Jaws," died September 10 at a California hospital, St. Agnes Medical Center spokeswoman Kelley Sanchez said. He was 74. Joan Rivers, the sassy comedian whose gossipy "can we talk" persona catapulted her into a career as a headlining talk-show host, best-selling author and red-carpet maven, died September 4. She was 81. Jimi Jamison, lead singer of the 1980s rock band Survivor, died at the age of 63, it was announced September 2. Acclaimed actor-director Richard Attenborough died on August 24, the British Broadcasting Corporation reported, citing his son. Attenborough was 90. Don Pardo, the man whose voice introduced the cast of NBC's "Saturday Night Live" for decades, died at the age of 96, the network announced August 19. Skateboarding legend Jay Adams died of a heart attack August 14 while vacationing in Mexico with his wife. He was 53.

Ed Nelson, best known for playing a doctor in the 1960s nighttime soap opera "Peyton Place," died on August 13, his family said. He was 85. Actress Arlene Martel, whom "Star Trek" fans knew as Spock's bride-to-be, died in a Los Angeles hospital August 12 after complications from a heart attack, her son said. Martel was 78. Actress Lauren Bacall, the husky-voiced Hollywood icon known for her sultry sensuality, died on August 12. She was 89. Actor and comedian Robin Williams died at his Northern California home on August 11. Williams apparently took his own life, law enforcement officials said. He was 63. JJ Murphy, an actor who was set to join the "Game of Thrones" cast, died August 8, his agent said. He was 86. Actor Charles Keating, who had been fighting lung cancer for several years, died on August 8, his son Sean Keating said. Charles Keating was known for his role of villain Carl Hutchins on the daytime drama "Another World." He was 72.

James Brady, the former White House press secretary who was severely wounded in a 1981 assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, has died, the White House said on August 4. He was 73. Later in the week, authorities told CNN they are investigating it as a homicide. Theodore "Dutch" Van Kirk, the last crewman of the U.S. plane that dropped the first atomic bomb over Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945, died of natural causes on July 28, according to his daughter Vicki Triplett. He was 93. James Shigeta, a prolific and pioneering Asian-American actor whose 50-year career included the movies "Die Hard" and "Flower Drum Song," died in his sleep in Los Angeles on July 28, his agent said. He was 81. Skye McCole Bartusiak, who played Mel Gibson's youngest daughter in "The Patriot," died July 19, at her home in Houston, her mother said Sunday. She was 21. While investigators didn't immediately determine a cause of death, Bartusiak had been suffering from epileptic seizures, according to her mother.

James Garner, the understated, wisecracking everyman actor who enjoyed multigenerational success on both the small and big screens, died of natural causes on July 19. He was 86. Broadway legend Elaine Stritch died July 17. According to her longtime friend Julie Keyes, Stritch died at her home in Birmingham, Michigan, surrounded by her family. She was 89 years old. Blues guitarist and singer Johnny Winter died July 16 in a Swiss hotel room, his representative said. He was 70. Nadine Gordimer, a South African author who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1991, died on July 13, according to her family. She was 90. Renowned conductor Lorin Maazel died from complications of pneumonia on July 13, according to his family. He was 84. Grammy-winning jazz bassist Charlie Haden, whose music career spanned seven decades and several genres, died July 11, according to his publicist. He was 76.

Drummer Tommy Ramone, the last living original member of the pioneering punk band The Ramones, died on July 11, according to the band's Facebook page. He was 65. Eileen Ford, who founded the Ford Model Agency 70 years ago, died July 9 at the age of 92, the company said. Richard Percy Jones, the actor who gave Pinocchio his voice in the 1940 Disney movie, died at his California home on July 8. He was 87. David Legeno, known for playing Fenrir Greyback in the "Harry Potter" movies, was found dead July 6, by hikers in a remote desert location in Death Valley, California. He was 50. "It appears that Legeno died of heat-related issues, but the Inyo County Coroner will determine the final cause of death," read a press release from the Inyo County Sheriff's Department.

"There are no signs of foul play." Rosemary Murphy, an Emmy Award-winning actress known for her roles in the movie "To Kill a Mockingbird" as well as TV soap operas "All My Children" and "Another World," died July 5 at the age of 89. The New York Times cited cancer as the cause of death. Olympian and World War II hero Louis Zamperini, the subject of the book and upcoming film "Unbroken," died July 2 after a recent battle with pneumonia. The 97-year-old peacefully passed away in the presence of his entire family, according to a statement. Walter Dean Myers, a beloved author of children's books, died on July 1 following a brief illness, according to the Children's Book Council. Paul Mazursky, a five-time Oscar nominee who directed and wrote such films as "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice," "An Unmarried Woman" and "Down and Out in Beverly Hills," died at the age of 84, his agent said July 1. Actor Meshach Taylor died June 28 at his Los Angeles-area home, his agent, Dede Binder, said. He was 67.

Taylor had fought a terminal illness and faded markedly in recent days, Binder said. His wife, children, grandchildren and mother surrounded him as he passed away. Legendary soul singer Bobby Womack died June 27, according to Womack's publicist. He was 70. Character actor Eli Wallach, seen here in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," died on June 24, according to a family member who did not want to be named. Wallach was 98. Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn died June 16 at the age of 54, according to a release from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Gwynn, who had 3,141 hits in 20 seasons with the San Diego Padres, had cancer. Radio personality Casey Kasem died June 15. He was 82 and had been hospitalized in Washington state for two weeks. Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Chuck Noll died June 13. He had suffered from Alzheimer's and heart disease. He was 82. Ruby Dee, an award-winning actress whose seven-decade career included triumphs on stage and screen, died June 12.

She was 91. Former baseball star Bob Welch passed away on June 9 after suffering a heart attack, according to the Los Angeles Dodgers. He was 57. British actor and comedian Rik Mayall, who appeared in the TV series "Blackadder," died June 9 at the age of 56, his agent said. The cause of death was not immediately reported. Chester Nez, the last of the original Navajo code talkers credited with creating an unbreakable code used during World War II, died June 5 at his home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the Navajo Nation President said. Nez was 93. Ann B. Davis, who played Alice the maid on "The Brady Bunch," died from a subdural hematoma on June 1. She was 88. Maya Angelou, a renowned poet, novelist and actress, died at the age of 86, her literary agent said on May 28. Angelou was also a professor, singer and dancer whose work spanned several generations. Australian racing legend Jack Brabham died on May 19, according to Brabham's son David.

Brabham, 88, was a three-time Formula One world champion. Malik Bendjelloul, the Oscar-winning director of "Searching for Sugar Man," died suddenly on May 13, police said. He was 36. H.R. Giger, the Swiss surrealist artist whose works of sexual-industrial imagery and design of the eponymous creature in the "Alien" movies were known around the world, died on May 12. He was 74. Former professional tennis player Elena Baltacha died at the age of 30 after losing her battle with liver cancer on May 4. Before retiring in November, she had reached a career high of 49th in the world rankings. Al Feldstein, who guided Mad magazine for almost three decades as its editor, died on April 29, according to a Montana funeral home. He was 88. Oscar-nominated British actor Bob Hoskins, known for roles in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and "Mona Lisa," died April 29 at age 71, his publicist said. Hall of Fame basketball coach John "Dr.

Jack" Ramsay, who became a television analyst years after winning a league championship with the Portland Trail Blazers, died on April 28, according to his longtime employer ESPN. Ramsay was 89. Former Barcelona soccer coach Tito Vilanova, who had been battling cancer, died at the age of 45, the club announced April 25. Country singer Kevin Sharp died from "complications due to cancer" on April 19, his mother told CNN. He was 43. Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, the middleweight boxing contender who was wrongly convicted of a triple murder in New Jersey in the 1960s, died April 20 at the age of 76, according to Win Wahrer, the director of client services for the Association in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted. Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the influential, Nobel Prize-winning author of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" and "Love in the Time of Cholera," passed away on April 17, his family and officials said. He was 87.

Jose Luis "Cheo" Feliciano, a giant of salsa music and a Puerto Rican legend, died in a car crash April 18 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, according to police. He was 78. Days after being inducted into World Wrestling Entertainment's Hall of Fame, WWE superstar Ultimate Warrior died April 8. Born James Hellwig, he legally changed his name to Warrior in 1993. He was 54. Comedian John Pinette, 50, was found dead in a Pittsburgh hotel room on April 5. Pinette died of natural causes stemming from "a medical history he was being treated for," the medical examiner's spokesman said. An autopsy will not be done because his personal doctor signed the death certificate. Mickey Rooney, who started as a child star in vaudeville and went on to star in hundreds of movies and TV shows, died April 6 at the age of 93. DJ Frankie Knuckles, a legendary producer, remixer and house music pioneer, died March 31 at the age of 59.

Kate O'Mara, the British actress best known for playing Joan Collins' sister on the 1980s show "Dynasty," died March 30. She was 74. Ralph C. Wilson Jr., the founder and longtime owner of the NFL's Buffalo Bills, died at age 95, the team announced March 25. Gwar lead singer Dave Brockie died March 23 at the age of 50, his manager said. The heavy-metal group formed in 1984, billing itself as "Earth's only openly extraterrestrial rock band." Brockie performed in the persona of Oderus Urungus. James Rebhorn, whose acting resume includes a long list of character roles in major films and TV shows, died March 21, his representative said. Rebhorn was 65. L'Wren Scott, a noted fashion designer and girlfriend of musician Mick Jagger, was found dead of an apparent suicide March 17, according to a law enforcement official. She was 49. Drummer Scott Asheton, who co-founded and played drums for the influential proto-punk band The Stooges, died March 15.

He was 64. Comedian David Brenner, a regular on Johnny Carson's "The Tonight Show," died after a battle with cancer, a family spokesman said March 15. He was 78. Actress Sheila MacRae, who portrayed Alice Kramden in a 1960s revival of "The Honeymooners" on "The Jackie Gleason Show," died on March 6, according to her family. She was 92. Spanish guitarist Paco de Lucia, seen here in 2006, died February 25 of an apparent heart attack. He was 66. De Lucia transformed the folk art of flamenco music into a more vibrant modern sound. Actor, writer and director Harold Ramis, seen here on the far left with fellow "Ghostbusters" Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray, died at his Chicago-area home on February 24. He was 69.

Other popular Ramis films include "Stripes," "Groundhog Day" and "Analyze This." Maria von Trapp, seen here posing with a photo of her family, was the last of the singing siblings immortalized in the movie "The Sound of Music." She died February 18 of natural causes at her Vermont home, according to her family. She was 99. Journalist Garrick Utley died at age 74 following a long battle with cancer, his wife of 40 years said in February. Utley worked for CNN after his 30-year career at NBC News. Devo guitarist Bob Casale, known by fans as "Bob 2," died February 17, his brother and band mate announced. Casale was 61. John Henson, the son of Jim Henson who is perhaps most notable for his portrayal of Sweetums on "The Muppets," died after a "sudden, massive heart attack," his family's company said on February 15. Veteran actor Ralph Waite died at 85 on February 13, according to an accountant for the Waite family and a church where the actor was a regular member.

Waite was best known for his role as John Walton Sr. on 'The Waltons." Sid Caesar, whose clever, anarchic comedy on such programs as "Your Show of Shows" and "Caesar's Hour" helped define the 1950s "Golden Age of Television," died on February 12. He was 91. Hollywood child star Shirley Temple, who became diplomat Shirley Temple Black, died February 10 at her Woodside, California, home. She was 85. Joan Mondale, the wife of former Vice President Walter Mondale, died on February 3, according to a statement from the family's church. Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his Manhattan apartment of an apparent drug overdose, law enforcement sources said February 2. Maximilian Schell died on February 1 in a Austrian hospital with his wife by his side, his agent Patricia Baumbauer said. He was 83. Schell was nominated for an Oscar three times.

He won in 1962 for "Judgment at Nuremberg." Legendary folk singer Pete Seeger, known for classics such as "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" and "If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song)," died of natural causes in New York on January 27, his grandson told CNN. He was 94. Ruth Robinson Duccini, who played one of the Munchkins in the 1939 classic "The Wizard of Oz," died on January 16. She was 95. Former Playboy centerfold Cassandra Lynn Hensley was found dead at a friend's home in Los Angeles, the coroner there said on January 17. Hensley was 34. Her cause of death was not immediately known. Hiroo Onoda, center, salutes after handing over his military sword on Lubang Island in the Philippines in March 1974. Onoda, a former intelligence officer in the Japanese army, had remained on the island for nearly 30 years, refusing to believe his country had surrendered in World War II. He died at a Tokyo hospital on January 16. He was 91.

Russell Johnson, center, stands with Alan Hale Jr., left, and Bob Denver in an episode of "Gilligan's Island" in 1966. Johnson, who played "the professor" Roy Hinkley in the hit television show, passed away January 16 at his home in Washington state, according to his agent, Mike Eisenstadt. Johnson was 89. Ariel Sharon, whose half century as a military and political leader in Israel was marked with victories and controversies, died on January 11 after eight years in a coma, Israeli Army Radio reported. Sharon was 85. Franklin McCain, seen center wearing glasses, one of the "Greensboro Four," who made history for their 1960 sit-in at a Greensboro Woolworth's lunch counter, died on January 10 after a brief illness, according to his alma mater, North Carolina A&T State University. Larry Speakes, who served as President Ronald Reagan's press secretary, died January 10 at his home in Cleveland, Mississippi, following a lengthy illness, according to Bolivar County Coroner Nate Brown. He was 74.

Poet Amiri Baraka, who lost his post as New Jersey's poet laureate because of a controversial poem about the 9/11 terror attacks, died on January 9, his agent said. Baraka was 79. Sir Run Run Shaw, the media tycoon who helped bring Chinese martial arts films to an international audience, died at his home in Hong Kong on January 7 at age 106, the television station he founded said. Stage, TV and film actress Carmen Zapata, who founded the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts as a means of of introducing "the rich and eloquent history of the diverse Hispanic culture to English-speaking audiences," died on January 5 at her Los Angeles home. She was 86. Portugal football legend Eusebio, who was top scorer at the 1966 World Cup, died from a heart attack on January 5 at age 71, said his former club, Benfica. Alicia Rhett, who had been one of the oldest surviving cast members of the classic film "Gone With the Wind," died on January 3 in her longtime hometown of Charleston, South Carolina, a retirement community spokeswoman said. She was 98.

Singer Phil Everly, left -- one half of the groundbreaking, smooth-sounding, record-setting duo the Everly Brothers -- died on January 3, a hospital spokeswoman said. He was 74.

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The New York Medical Examiner will determine the cause of death, according to Sgt. Nieves with the New York Police Department A spokesman for Mick Jagger said that the singer was completely shocked and devastated by the news. Rest in Peace, L'Wren Scott. You will be forever missed. pic.twitter.com/6GrbmEroYv — Rachel Roy (@Rachel_Roy) March 17, 2014 Scott had been dating Jagger, 70, since at least 2003. The lanky former model designed clothes worn by a number of celebrities, including Madonna, Allison Williams and Christina Hendricks. She also created many of Jagger's looks for the Rolling Stones' 50th anniversary tour, which began in 2012 and is currently in Australia. The band called off Wednesday night's show in Perth , following the news. "Frontier Touring and Concerts West regret to announce that The Rolling Stones concert in Perth will not be going ahead as scheduled for Wednesday 19 March 2014," a statement on the Perth Arena website said . Ticket holders were told to hold on to their tickets for the show.

In addition to her haute creations, she designed a collection for Banana Republic that was introduced late last year. "I don't really jump on anything unless I believe it will deliver the quality and standards I stay true to. It is a very fun happy collection and I think it is classic and timeless and elegant," she told Vanity Fair at the introduction last October. Celebrities attending the event included Hendricks, Ke$ha, Rashida Jones and Michael B. Jordan, as well as Jagger. On Monday, several stars mourned Scott on social media. Actress Olivia Munn tweeted, "Shocked and saddened by the passing of @lwrenscott ... she was an amazing soul, talented artist and an unbelievably giving friend. RIP." Fellow designer Rachel Roy tweeted, "Rest in Peace, L'Wren Scott. You will be forever missed." Shocked and saddened by the passing of @lwrenscott ... she was an amazing soul, talented artist and an unbelievably giving friend. RIP.

— oliviamunn (@oliviamunn) March 17, 2014 Mick Jagger's first wife, Bianca Jagger, tweeted, "Heartbroken to learn of the loss of the lovely and talented L'Wren Scott. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. May she rest in peace." Singer and actress Bette Midler tweeted, "Just got news of the beautiful L'wren Scott's death perhaps by her own hand. I am devastated. A rare, wonderful, talented soul. Goodbye." Heartbroken to learn of the loss of the lovely and talented L'Wren Scott. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. May she rest in peace — Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) March 17, 2014 Cosmetics maven Bobbi Brown released a statement saying "I'm devastated by the tragic news about L'Wren. She was an incredible designer who I considered my friend. My heartfelt condolences go out to her loved ones during this very sad time." Scott was born Laura "Luann" Bambrough and raised in Utah.

The statuesque beauty -- she was 6-foot-4 -- was first spotted by photographer Bruce Weber at a Calvin Klein hosiery shoot, according to Vogue. After modeling for several years, she became a stylist and eventually designed costumes for films such as the 1996 remake of "Diabolique" and 2000's "Mercy." She also received a credit on 2007's "Ocean's Thirteen" as actress Ellen Barkin's consultant. CNN's Shimon Prokupecz and Elizabeth Landers contributed to this report. Part of complete coverage on Jagger and designer girlfriend L’Wren Scott split before suicide | New York Post Jagger and designer girlfriend L’Wren Scott split before suicide Modal Trigger Mick Jagger and L'Wren Scott Startraks Photo Mick Jagger’s longtime lover killed herself in her Manhattan condo on Monday — leaving the legendary rocker “devastated” and racing to New York from the Rolling Stones’ Australia tour. L’Wren Scott, who recently split from Jagger after 13 years and was millions of dollars in debt because of her crumbling business, used a black satin scarf to hang herself from a balcony door handle, sources said.

Scott, 49, sent a text message around 8:30 a.m. telling her assistant, Brittany Penebre, to “come by” her ninth-floor duplex on 11th Avenue and West 24th Street at 10 a.m., the sources said. L’Wren Scott’s Manhattan apartment buildingRobert Barbera/INFphoto.com Penebre arrived right on time in an elevator that opens directly into the spacious apartment, and found Scott hanging from the L-shaped handle, sources said. She called 911 and Scott was pronounced dead at the scene. The 6-foot-3 Scott rigged the makeshift noose so that her body weight would cut off the oxygen to her brain. A law enforcement source described it as a “painless” way to die. There was no note, no evidence of drugs and no sign of foul play, sources said. A spokesman for Jagger said the singer was “completely shocked and devastated” by Scott’s death. The band’s website didn’t say if any shows had been canceled, but Jagger’s trip to New York will likely require that the Wednesday show in Perth be postponed.

A law enforcement source described Scott as Jagger’s “former” girlfriend — and she told a longtime friend from her native Utah last week that the legendary Stones frontman had dumped her. Vanity Fair West Coast editor Krista Smith, Mick Jagger and L'Wren Scott at the Banana Republic L'Wren Scott Collection debut at Chateau Marmont on Nov. 19 in Los Angeles. Getty Images Scott, with Jagger, ravishes in red and black at the Harper's Bazaar Woman of the Year Awards in London on Nov. 5. Getty Images Jagger and Scott attend the grand opening party of Longchamp Regent Street on Sept. 14 in London. Getty Images Scott attends the Harper's Bazaar Woman of the Year Awards in London on Oct. 31, 2012. Getty Images L'Wren Scott's tragic suicide has fueled the national conversation on the factors that influence depression and suicide. Getty Images Jagger and Scott watch the 2012 London Olympics on Aug. 6. Getty Images Jagger and Scott beam at the Met Gala on May 7, 2012.

Getty Images Jagger with Scott at her fall 2012 fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on Feb. 16, 2012. Getty Images Scott towers over Ellen Barkin at a screening of "Another Happy Day" at Sunshine Landmark on Nov. 14, 2011, in New York City. Getty Images Jagger joins Scott for the SuperHeavy launch party at The Double Seven on Sept. 21, 2011, in New York City. Getty Images Scott attends the premiere of "I Don't Know How She Does It" on Sept. 12, 2011. Getty Images Scott attends the HP Project Runway Designer Reunion at Empire Hotel on Sept. 10, 2011, in New York City. Getty Images Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia, Michael Kors and Scott strike a pose at the Project Runway Spring 2012 fashion show. Getty Images Scott graces the CFDA Fashion Awards at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center on June 6, 2011, in New York City. Getty Images Scott and Jagger glow at the 2011 Met Gala.

Getty Images Scott and Jagger attend Graydon Carter's 2011 Vanity Fair Oscars Party in West Hollywood. Getty Images Tom Ford poses with statuesque Scott on Nov. 9, 2010. Getty Images Scott and Jagger take in the premiere of "Boardwalk Empire" on Sept. 15, 2010, in the Big Apple. Getty Images The power couple attend amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS 2010 benefit gala on May 20, 2010, in Antibes, France. Getty Images Jagger and Scott take in a special screening of "Stones in Exile" at the Quinzaine des Realisateurs during the 63rd Cannes Film Festival on May 19, 2010. Getty Images Jagger and Scott on hand for the New York City "Shutter Island" premiere on Feb. 17, 2010. Getty Images Scott and Jagger grace the "Shine a Light" London premiere on April 2, 2008. Getty Images Scott and Jagger attend the premiere of "Shine a Light" on March 30, 2008, in New York City.

Getty Images Scott and Jagger attend the Vanity Fair Oscar Party at Morton's in West Hollywood on March 5, 2006. Getty Images Jagger and Scott honor Valentino's 45th anniversary in Rome on July 7, 2007. Getty Images Scott stuns at the 2005 Met Gala. Getty Images Scott celebrates Jagger's 60th birthday on July 26, 2003. Getty Images Designer L’Wren Scott found hanged in apparent suicide - NY Daily News L’Wren Scott dead at 49: Designer and Mick Jagger girlfriend found hanged in apparent suicide as records show she was $6M in debt Designer L’Wren Scott found hanged in apparent suicide NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Updated: Saturday, March 22, 2014, 12:19 AM L’ Wren Scott, the glamorous fashion designer and longtime lover of Mick Jagger, was nearly $6 million in debt when she hanged herself Monday in her ritzy Manhattan apartment.

Scott’s business had been taking on water for some time, and last month she suddenly pulled out of London’s Fashion Week show, blaming “production reasons,” records indicated. It turned out Scott, 49 — whose designs have been worn by everyone from Oscar winners Angelina Jolie and Sandra Bullock to First Lady Michelle Obama — didn’t have the dough to pay her staffers or suppliers. — Marc Jacobs Intl (@MarcJacobsIntl) March 17, 2014 While she appeared to be a runway success, Scott’s company, LS Fashion Limited, was $2.1 million in the red in 2009, according to financial records in the United Kingdom, where she sometimes lived with Jagger and where her company was incorporated. L'Wren Scott, fashion designer and model, was found dead Monday in Manhattan, authorities said. She was found hanged in her apartment. (CARL COURT/Getty Images ) By 2010, the company was $3.06 million in debt — and by 2012, it was $5.89 million in the hole, records show.

Scott could have turned for help to Jagger — the Rolling Stones singer’s net worth is estimated at more than $305 million. It’s not known if she did. But friends said Scott was the kind of person who hated asking for help. “Everyone thought she had a perfect life, but when you would chat to her it was clear her life was far from it,” a close British friend of Scott’s told the Daily News. “She told me, ‘I think I worry too much.’” “She had a high-profile business with lots of buzz and lots of press but you didn’t always see the money flowing in.” Mick Jagger and L'Wren Scott at the launch celebration of the Banana Republic L'Wren Scott Collection in November 2013. (Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Banana Republic) — Bianca Jagger (@BiancaJagger) March 17, 2014 Scott tried to stop the bleeding in the last year, removing the company’s director and then replacing him months later with her big brother, Randall Bambrough. It’s unclear if he was able to turn the tide at all — he’s only been on the job for three months, records show.

Jagger, 70, who began dating Scott in 2001 and is on tour in Australia with the Stones, appeared ashen-faced when he abruptly left a restaurant after getting the horrible news. Hours earlier, the ageless rock icon had tweeted a happy photo of himself at the beach. The Stones announced via their website that a concert set for Wednesday was cancelled. No indication yet on what will happen regarding the rest of the tour. They weren't set to play another gig until March 25. The medical examiner's van inside the garage at the apartment of L'Wren Scott. Jagger is “completely shocked and devastated by the news,” he said in a statement. He and Scott had been seen together as recently as last week. The rocker’s rep denied reports the two had recently separated. “This is a complete and utter fabrication and a result of ill-informed gossip at this tragic time for Mick ... It is absurd and not true,” said spokesman Bernard Doherty. On Monday, Scott texted her assistant, Brittany Penebre, at 8:30 a.m. and told her to come by her $5.6 million Chelsea apartment.

Records show Scott owned the pad outright after paying off the $1.25 million mortgage last year. The swanky Chelsea apartment building where L'Wren Scott lived. (Jeff Bachner for New York Daily News ) Sometime between that text and 10 a.m., when Penebre let herself in with her own key and called 911, the 6-foot-3-inch former model knelt down and used a scarf to hang herself from an L-shaped doorknob, police sources said. “You lean away from the door applying pressure till you pass out,” one source said, explaining the method. “After that, gravity takes over.” Scott, who was fully clothed and did not leave a note, was beyond saving by the time police and paramedics arrived, the sources said. Her body was taken by the medical examiner’s office for an autopsy. The Rolling Stones are presently in Australia as part of a world tour. (@RollingStones via Twitter) Mick Jagger and L'Wren Scott pose following her Fall/Winter 2012 collection during New York Fashion Week.

(CARLO ALLEGRI/REUTERS) Fashion icon Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue, said that Scott was “a total perfectionist.” “In person, L’Wren was always unbelievably generous, gracious, kind and so much fun,” said Wintour. “Her old-world American manners and charm were from another time, but her sensibility was always fiercely modern. We will all miss her.” Designer Michael Houghton said that like Jagger, he was shocked. “I spoke to people in the Stones camp,” Houghton told The News. “Everyone is shocked. She seemed to have her career going well and everyone assumed things were fine between her and Mick.” Example of an apartment located in the building where L'Wren Scott lived. (Scott Wintrow/Gamut Photos) The medical examiner's van leaves with the body of L'Wren Scott. (JB NICHOLAS for New York Daily News) Scott lived and died in a 2,364-square-foot duplex with 3 1/2 baths and three bedrooms, teak wood floors, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls. RIP L'Wren Scott and thank you for making me feel beautiful.

@lwrenscott #L 'WrenScott — Bo Derek (@boderek) March 17, 2014 Actress Nicole Kidman also owned a pad in the 11th Ave. tower. “Nicole and L’Wren were close friends for 25 years,” Kidman’s rep said. “Nicole is heartbroken and in shock right now and unable to say anything.” Mick Jagger tweeted a photo of himself in Perth, Australia, on Monday. (Twitter) A spokesman for Scott’s family asked “that their privacy be respected.” Jagger and Scott were an item for 13 years — longer than he was married to Bianca Jagger (eight years) and Jerry Hall (nine years). Scott was friends with Bianca. “Heartbroken to learn of the loss of the lovely and talented L’Wren Scott,” Bianca Jagger tweeted. “My thoughts and prayers are with her family. May she rest in peace.” Scott was already a star in the fashion world when she crossed paths with Jagger, and she towered over the legendary lothario. Assistant Brittany Penebre discovered Scott dead in her apartment.

Lupe Montufar, 57, L'wren Scott's housekeeper from 1993 to 2009. (Carlos Delgado/for New York Daily News) Scott’s former housekeeper in Hollywood Hills, Lupe Montufar, 57, said Scott “sacrificed a lot” to be with Jagger. “She knew there were other women, but she accepted it to be with him,” Montufar told The News. “He had her under his spell.” “She would tell me she wanted to get married and have a family, but she didn’t want to get her hopes up or say it out loud to Mick. She didn’t want to pressure him,” said the housekeeper, who worked for Scott from 1993 to 2009. “She always dreamed about having fame, fortune and money. She had all that in her hands with him.” Scott had been dating 'Rolling Stone' icon Mick Jagger since 2001. (Randy Brooke/WireImages) Montufar said she never knew her former boss to be depressed — and said the times she’d seen her down, she would get out of it by going on a shopping spree.

In December, Scott made a move into the mass market with a limited-edition line she designed for Banana Republic and it sold out completely. But it apparently wasn’t enough to put her company back in the black. In addition to her family, Scott is survived by ex-husband Anthony Blake Brand, 52. They divorced in 1996. With Rocco Parascandola, Nancy Dillon, Chelsia Rose Marcius, Brad Gerick, Oren Yaniv and Brian Niemietz Jagger’s mystery girl is a New York ballerina | Page Six Jagger’s mystery girl is a New York ballerina New York ballerina Melanie Hamrick was spotted a week ago with Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger. Patrick McMullan.com/Getty Images More On: Mick Jagger, 73, and girlfriend welcome baby Maybe this New York ballerina just had sympathy for the devil. Only three months after Mick Jagger’s fashion designer girlfriend L’Wren Scott committed suicide, a New York-based ballerina sashayed in to comfort the Rolling Stones front-man, according to published reports.

Turns out Melanie Hamrick, 27 — a corps de ballet dancer with the American Ballet Theatre — is the mystery woman who was photographed cuddling with Jagger on a Zurich balcony last week, according to Britain’s Sun newspaper. “A brief fling,” one of Jagger’s friends sniffed to the paper. “At this point, Mick has no plans to see Melanie again.” The rocker and the dancer met just three weeks before Scott tragically hanged herself from a balcony door-handle in her Manhattan condo, the paper reports. Hamrick, who is 43 years younger than Jagger, had been invited along with her fellow dancers to meet the Stones after one of the band’s tour dates in Tokyo. “Mick first met Melanie in Tokyo, but it was a very brief encounter as she was with a number of other ballet dancers,” the Jagger pal told the paper. “They got on well and kept in touch, but it was only ever friendly because Mick was obviously madly in love with L’Wren,” the pal said. But after L’Wren died, it was Hamrick who came to his emotional rescue. “After her death, Melanie reached out and they met in New York as friends.

There was a spark there and she provided a distraction to the emotional hell he was going through. “He invited her to Zurich to see the Stones and that’s when things became intimate between them.” Jagger had dated L’Wren for 13 years; Hamrick, too, had just lost a longtime love, calling off her engagement to Cuban classical dancer José Manuel Carreño earlier this year, the paper reported. According to an online bio, Hamrick is from Williamsburg, Va., and trained at the Kirov Academy in Washington, DC. Her busy love life may have interfered with her career of late; in reviewing her recent performances as the fairy “Winter” in Cinderella at the Metropolitan Opera House, the Star Ledger complained Hamrick’s “feet remain lamentably weak.” Share this: Mick Jagger's Girlfriend Designer L'Wren Scott Commits Suicide | E! News Mick Jagger's Girlfriend Designer L'Wren Scott Commits Suicide By Email Larry Busacca/Getty Images for HP It's a sad day in the world of fashion as we learned that designer L'Wren Scott was found dead of an apparent suicide on March 17, 2014.

NBC New York has confirmed that the esteemed designer and girlfriend of Mick Jagger tragically took her life this morning in her posh Manhattan apartment, shocking fans and friends everywhere. The 49-year-old beauty, who recently designed a collaboration collection for Banana Republic for holiday, and attracted a long list of celebrity fans including Sarah Jessica Parker , Angelina Jolie , Michelle Obama , Nicole Kidman, Amy Adams and more over the years, was found hanging by a scarf inside of her eighth floor apartment on 11th Avenue in the Big Apple. NEWS: See Kendall Jenner's Paris Fashion Week diary A spokesperson for Jagger says the Rolling Stones frontman was "completely shocked and devastated" by the sudden death of his girlfriend. Just last month, the style icon and former model, who previously walked the Paris runways for Chanel and Thierry Mugler, canceled her London Fashion Week show last month due to production problems. WATCH: Behind the scenes at The Fabulist The 6'4 stunner was raised by her Mormon adoptive parents in Roy, Utah and moved to California in the early 1990s to make her mark in the fashion industry as a stylist after much success as a model in Paris.

She collaborated with notables in the business including Herb Ritts, Helmut Newton, Karl Lagerfeld and Mario Sorrenti and established herself as a high-profile celebrity stylist working with powerhouses like Madonna and Julia Roberts over the years. Scott founded her eponymous fashion label in 2006. Brazil E! Is Everywhere This content is available customized for our international audience. Would you like to view this in our US edition? E! Is Everywhere This content is available customized for our international audience. Would you like to view this in our Canadian edition? E! Is Everywhere This content is available customized for our international audience. Would you like to view this in our UK edition? E! Is Everywhere This content is available customized for our international audience. Would you like to view this in our Australian edition? E! ist überall Dieser Inhalt ist für internationale Besucher verfügbar. Möchtest du ihn in der deutschen Version anschauen? E! Is Everywhere This content is available customized for our international audience. Would you like to view this in our German edition? E! est partout Une version adaptée de ce contenu est disponible pour notre public international. Souhaitez-vous voir ça dans notre édition française ? E!

Is Everywhere This content is available customized for our international audience. Would you like to view this in our French edition? Yes! Jagger Partner L'Wren Scott's Death Was Suicide Jagger Partner L'Wren Scott's Death Was Suicide The girlfriend of Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger committed suicide, medical examiners have confirmed. L'Wren Scott was found dead in her New York apartment on Monday. A post-mortem examination found the 49-year-old fashion designer and former model hanged herself. She did not leave a note. Sir Mick earlier said he was "struggling to understand" how his girlfriend, with whom he spent "many wonderful years together", could have ended her own life. Her death has prompted the Rolling Stones to postpone their entire tour of Australia and New Zealand. Frontier Touring has confirmed that 14 On Fire will begin again in October. Utah-born Ms Scott was originally called Luann Bambrough but changed her name to launch her modelling career. She worked in Paris for a number of years before returning to the US as a stylist. The designer, who met Sir Mick on a photo shoot, was a wardrobe consultant on films including Eyes Wide Shut and Ocean's Thirteen.

Fans of her work are said to include the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker, Nicole Kidman and Michelle Obama. Arrangements for her funeral have not yet been confirmed, according to her publicist. The remaining members of the Stones have left also Australia. "No-one saw this coming ... Mick's always been my soul brother and we love him. We're thick as thieves and we're all feeling for the man," Keith Richards, his songwriting partner for more than 50 years, said in a statement. "We really hate to disappoint our fans but we'll see everyone really soon." :: Samaritans is available 24 hours a day for anyone in distress on 08457 90 90 90 in the UK or on 01850 60 90 90 in the Republic of Ireland. Reblog Mick Jagger Former Girlfriends Attempted Suicide? · Guardian Liberty Voice Share on Facebook Follow on Facebook Add to Google+ Connect on Linked in Subscribe by Email Print This Post Mick Jagger has allegedly had a history with the women he professes to love wanting to end their life suddenly.

When a suicide has occurred, most want to dig a little deeper to get the answers to haunting questions. What drove a beautiful woman like L’Wren Scott with such creativity and vision to want to end it all without a goodbye? Many of her supporters wonder why L’Wren Scott, former model and famed fashion designer and long time girlfriend of 13 years to rock star Mick Jagger, believed she had no one to turn to. As Mick Jagger reportedly “stunned”, tries to let the fans know that he and L’Wren Scott had a beautiful life together as boyfriend and girlfriend, some are left confused trying to figure out why she took her own life. More importantly, many are questioning the reason behind two former girlfriends of Jagger allegedly attempting to take their lives as well. It is no secret, Jagger has been known to love beautiful models. Rock stars are infamous for breaking millions of hearts. But every rock star eventually stumbles across a woman so strikingly beautiful capturing his heart, he has to claim her as “the one.” With so many women screaming, grabbing, and willing to sell their souls to idols on stage night after night, sometimes “the one” gets forgotten.

Reported by the Washington Post, Jagger’s first public relationship was with top British model Chrissy Shrimpton. Allegedly Shrimpton could not emotionally handle Jagger’s appetite for other women causing Jagger to brutally end the relationship. Jagger reportedly discovered Shrimpton’s body in their London flat as she had overdosed on pills. Daily Mail reported Jagger’s management wanted to avoid any bad publicity for the rock star, so reportedly his management had Shrimpton taken to the hospital in a plain vehicle instead of by ambulance. Left penniless, the report goes on to state her parents came to claim her. Marianne Faithfull, as reported in the Washington Post, met Jagger when she was just a teenager. Daughter to an Austrian baroness, Faithfull recorded a hit single that was a Rolling Stone cover As Tears Go By. Faithfull and Jagger were reportedly one of the most publicized hot, rock couples of the 60s. She was not only attractive and talented, but she was by Jagger’s side faithfully through a rough time of his life. Jagger and fellow band mate Keith Richards were imprisoned for drug possession in 1967 and Faithfull stood by her man.

Being the girlfriend to Rolling Stone’s frontman eventually took a toll on Faithfull as she reportedly overdosed on 50 sleeping pills while accompanying Jagger in Australia. Like Chrissy Shrimpton, Jagger found her just in time. It is believed the emotional turmoil of the relationship lead Faithfull to using drugs and alcoholism. The relationship ended with Faithfull penniless with a drug addiction. In 1971 Jagger was set to marry the exotic beauty Bianca Perez Mora Macias in the south of France. Bianca was reported stating the marriage ended the morning of her wedding day as Jagger allegedly was irate that his first blushing bride carrying his first-born refused to sign his pre-nup agreement before they were set to recite their vows before a star-studded guest list that included such legends as Paul McCartney. According to the Washington Post, the marriage ended in 1978. Bianca reportedly filed for divorce on grounds of adultery. The love affair Jagger was allegedly having during their marriage with model Jerry Hall is believed by many to be the reason Bianca was emotionally distraught. Jagger’s attorneys went to work assuring Bianca would only walk away with $1 million and not a penny more.

Bianca did not attempt to end her life, however like former girlfriends Shrimpton and Faithfull. Instead she raised their daughter Jade and moved on becoming a respected human rights activist for her native country Nicaragua. The beautiful Jerry Hall, according to the Washington Post, was the muse behind the Rolling Stones hit record Miss You. She gave birth to two of Jagger’s children before he decided to marry Hall in 1990 in Bali. Hall and Jagger had two more children before Hall ended their union in 1999 based on Jagger’s alleged relationship with another model. A native Texan, Hall raised their four children in England. When Jagger’s spokesmen were asked recently about a battle with Hall over the deed to the house she raised their children in, the spokesmen responded it was confidential. Jerry Hall was Jagger’s last official bride. Jagger has taken on many lovers in his lifetime. Nicknamed the “forever adolescent”, Jagger now a great-grandfather at the age 70, many thought L’Wren Scott would be the one he would finally settle down to grow old with. Tragically Scott was found dead Monday morning from an apparent suicide.

Her assistant discovered her body hanging from a door knob in her New York apartment. Scott, 49, successful in her own right had built a fashion business designing for A-List celebrities such as Angelina Jolie, Nicole Kidman, MaDonna, the First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, and the list continues. Her business took a turn in the economy over the past several years putting Scott over $7 million in debt to her creditors, suppliers, and staff. Much of the public believes it was financial ruin that possibly lead Scott feeling hopeless while others are still trying to make sense of how a 13 year union with rock legend Mick Jagger who is reported to be worth over $300 million would kill herself over being in debt. Jagger, quickly within 24 hours, while “stunned” and “devastated” over Scott’s death, denied allegations that he had, indeed, brutally broken up with Scott. According to CNN, Jagger said he and Scott had a great life together. However, the question still looms over much of the public; why did this amazing woman feel she had no one to turn to for financial help and/or emotional help?

As with most suicides, loved ones are left without answers and a hole in their soul wishing they could have been there or recognized the cries for help. Jagger is one who wishes he had been there for his girlfriend Monday morning. He was able to arrive just in time for his former girlfriends (Chrissy Shrimpton and Marianne Faithfull) before they could allegedly end their own lives. L’Wren Scott had no one to arrive in the nick of time to rescue her from sinking. Her supporters can only hope that whatever consumed her heart Monday morning is at peace now. Mick Jagger, the “forever adolescent”, is reported to be struggling painfully with what happened. Seeing as how he is no stranger to girlfriends wanting to end their lives for reasons unknown, maybe Jagger has figured out the answers or developed some wisdom about the depths of the heart of a woman whether she is a teenager like Marianna Faithfull was or a 49-year-old like L’Wren Scott. Many women have had to deal with a cold, cheating boyfriend or husband repeatedly, being in long-term relationships making sacrifices waiting for him to propose, giving up ever having children, and/or dealt with massive financial debt.

Some women overcome these painful challenges while others feel defeated by them. As much as the public is eager to hear from Jagger why he believes Scott committed suicide and why former girlfriends attempted suicide, Jagger is a smart business man and definitely no stranger to a PR machine. The public will just have to accept that L’Wren Scott’s suicide will tragically never make sense and will possibly remain a mystery to everyone…including Mick Jagger. Editorial By Meleika Gardner Rolling Stones leave Australia as Jagger's plans to 'settle down' revealed - NY Daily News L'Wren Scott suicide confirmed as it is revealed Mick Jagger had plans to settle down, Rolling Stones leave Australia Rolling Stones leave Australia as Jagger's plans to 'settle down' revealed NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Updated: Friday, March 21, 2014, 11:38 PM The Rolling Stones took off from Perth Airport Thursday - presumably bound for Abu Dhabi - after canceling a set of shows in Australia and New Zealand following the shocking suicide of Jagger's long-time gal pal and designer L'Wren Scott.

The legendary rockers - accompanied by a police escort - drove straight onto to the tarmac and quickly boarded their Boeing 767 private jet emblazoned with their tongue logo, according to Perth Now . But frontman Mick Jagger - who gone into hiding after the death of his designer girlfriend - was not spotted hopping the flight. It's unclear whether Jagger will jet to New York City to help tend to Scott's affairs. The timing of Scott's death was particularly tragic for the slender slender - Jagger was ready to put down roots with his longtime lover when she suddenly committed suicide. Members of the Rolling Stones touring crew board their aircraft at Perth international airport on March 20, 2014 in Perth, Australia. (Paul Kane/Getty Images) The Rolling Stones today cancelled their Australian and New Zealand tour following news Mick Jagger's girlfriend, fashion designer L'Wren Scott, committed suicide in New York. (Paul Kane/Getty Images ) The Rolling Stones private jet takes off on Thursday. (INFphoto.com) Jagger had already been with the stunning brunette longer than he had been married to either of his wives, and Scott’s family in Utah said the legendary lothario was considering doing the unthinkable — settling down.

“Mick had recently decided to end his hotel lifestyle, and I understand they had just bought a $10 million home in New York,” Rob Shane, the husband of Scott’s sister Jan, told the Daily News on Wednesday. Records show that just last year the remaining $1.25 million that Scott owed on the swanky $5.6 million Chelsea apartment where she lived — and where she hanged herself Monday — was paid off. Mick Jagger (left) and L’Wren Scott had been together since 2001. (Dave M. Benett/Getty Images for The Serpentine) It wasn’t clear who signed the check, but sources said Jagger — whose net worth is $305 million — had bailed Scott’s failing fashion business out on “numerous occasions.” Scott’s body was picked up Wednesday after the city medical examiner officially ruled her death a suicide. It was believed her body would be taken to the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home on Madison Ave., which has been the site of many celebrity wakes, including last month’s rites for actor Philip Seymour Hoffman. “No one has called us yet,” a funeral home spokesman said.

Meanwhile, the rest of the Stones rallied around their heartbroken lead singer. The band announced on Monday that they were canceling their soldout tour of Australia and New Zealand so Jagger could mourn his lady. “No one saw this coming,” said Keith Richards, who co-wrote most of the band’s hits with Jagger. “Mick’s always been my soul brother and we love him. We’re thick as thieves, and we’re all feeling for the man.” No note was found with L'Wren Scott’s body on Monday. (Jon Furniss/Jon Furniss/Invision/AP) Richards said canceling the soldout tour of Australia and New Zealand was the right thing to do. “We really hate to disappoint our fans, but we’ll see everyone really soon,” he said in a statement provided by Jagger’s representatives. “This is such terrible news, and right now the important thing is that we are all pulling together to offer Mick our support and help him through this sad time,” guitarist Ronnie Wood added.

“Without a doubt, we intend to be back out on that stage as soon as we can.” Mick Jagger's Rolling Stones bandmate Charlie Watts looks somber as he leaves a restaurant in Perth, Australia, days after the death of L'Wren Scott. (Splash News) The Rolling Stones have rallied behind Mick Jagger (second from right), whose girlfriend L’Wren Scott was found hanged from an apparent suicide on Monday. (MARK SELIGER/AP) The Rolling Stones cancelled the remaining dates on their tour to support Mick Jagger (center) as he mourns the loss of L’Wren Scott. (ROSLAN RAHMAN/AFP/Getty Images) Drummer Charlie Watts made a surprise appearance at the Ellington Jazz club on Wednesday night, joined by the Stones' touring saxophonist Tim Ries. Ellington manager Jess Herbert told 6PR Radio the crowd "went bananas" when Watts went on stage. On Tuesday, Jagger poured out his grief over the death of his “lover and best friend” on his website. The outside of L’Wren Scott’s apartment building, where she was found dead on Monday. (Andrew Schwartz For New York Daily News) “I will never forget her,” he wrote.

“I am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way. We spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves.” Jagger, 70, and Scott, a 49-year-old former model, met at a photo shoot in 2001 and had been together ever since. There was no note when Scott was found by an assistant in her posh pad, kneeling with a black scarf wrapped around her neck that had been tied to an L-shaped door handle. Mick Jagger (right) posted a message about L’Wren Scott on his website. ( But records revealed that Scott’s fashion business was nearly $6 million in the red. And Scott was reportedly planning to shut the operation down when she killed herself.

With Edgar Sandoval, Tina Moore and Irving DeJohn L'Wren Scott 'embarrassed and millions in debt' when she committed suicide | Daily Mail Online Designer L'Wren Scott was 'embarrassed and millions in debt' when she committed suicide in her Manhattan apartment while 'devastated' lover Mick Jagger was on tour in Australia Scott, 49, was found dead at 10am Monday by an assistant in her Manhattan apartment She was more than $6million in debt, MailOnline can reveal The designer had been in a relationship with Mick Jagger since 2001 but he was in Australia with the Rolling Stones at the time of her death He is 'completely shocked and devastated' by the news and his spokesman reiterated that 'of course' they were still in a relationship Friends of the designer - including actress Ellen Barkin - spent time with her dead body in her apartment before the coroner left with it at 2.45pm Born Luann Bambrough and raised by her adoptive Mormon family in Roy, Utah but changed her name at 17 when she launched her modeling career

Question: Which fashion designer, girlfriend of Mick Jagger, committed suicide in New York earlier this year?
Answer: L’Wren Scott