Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose as the French say. Too true, the more it changes, the more it stays the same. Case in point?
Guitarist Ronnie Wood. This Rolling Stone tied the knot for a third time with
a woman named Sally Humphreys.
As you can observe below, his
first two wives look very different from Sally: both are blondes.
Surprisingly, his new
choice of bride comes as a brunette. Clearly, Sally is not supposed to be a
newer model of versions one and two. That would frightfully catty thought,
wouldn’t it?
Sally is everything he
has not been for decades: young, hungry and bearing a passport that clocks her
at thirty-four.
Ronnie’s multi-visa, multi-paged
version reads sixty-five; his new father-in-law, Colin, is a year older than this
Rolling Stone.
Colin Humphreys is
thrilled about his daughter's choice, but not because his new son-in-law is worth over £20 million, but because Ronnie is now able to join Colin and his wife down Memory Lane at
every holiday gathering.
Yet not all will be that cozy as it appears chez-The
New Mrs Woods. Is is because only one of his four
children is a few years younger than the stepmother? A point to ponder...
It might help smooth
out many a wrinkle if dad were to offer £1 million he just earned to each of
his children from four recent Rolling Stone gigs. But what about their dear mummy?
It looks to me like it is too bothersome a dilemma for an ex-theatre producer to dwell just now--or ever.
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