Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger boarded a private chartered chopper yesterday afternoon from an Onehunga heliport to an unknown destination. Looking low-key and inconspicuous, the British rock star was keen to avoid attention.
A Metropolitan rental van pulled up on the tarmac with the rocker's luggage. His bags were packed and he flew out in a group with four or five others to an undisclosed location.
Could Jagger be sipping Merlot with his feet up at Eagle's Nest, Bay of Islands?
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Keith Richards arriving for dinner at The French Café on Friday night using the private, back courtyard entrance.