Georgia May Jagger has fun with her stepbrother Lucas as they have a great time together in LA

They are both children of Rolling Stones legend Sir Mick Jagger.

And Georgia May Jagger, 29, had fun with her stepbrother Lucas, 22, while they were having a good time together in Los Angeles.

Singer Lucas took to Instagram on Sunday where he uploaded a series of photographs and videos of the couple taken last month.

The couple showed their close bond in cute selfies taken while shopping and dining in the City of Angels.

The siblings were joined by Elizabeth Hilfiger, 27, daughter of fashion designer Tommy on one of their days together.

Lucas is the second youngest child of Rolling Stones frontman Mick. His mother is Brazilian model and TV host Luciana Gimenez, 51, who Mick had an affair behind his partner Jerry Hall’s back, which resulted in Lucas’ famous birth in 1999.

Luciana discovered she was pregnant with Mick’s child in 1998 after an eight-month affair, which resulted in the severing of the 22-year-old relationship between Jerry and Mick.

In 1999, Luciana was described as “the straw that broke the camel’s back” by Jerry when he split from Mick.

Luciana previously said of model Jerry: “I don’t know how she feels about me, but I understand that I have probably hurt her.”

Mick has a total of eight children from different relationships.

Her first child, daughter Karis, 50, is the result of an affair with actress and singer Marsha Hunt. He then had his jewelry designer daughter Jade, 49, with his then wife Bianca, 76.

The Satisfaction hitmaker also has four children with Jerry Hall, 64: daughters Elizabeth, 37, and Georgia, 29, and sons James, 35, and Gabriel, 23.

His youngest child is Deveraux, his four-year-old son, with ballerina Mélanie, 33, with whom he is currently in a relationship.

Georgia left Britain to move in with her boyfriend, Louis Levy, 31, to the United States two years ago, but MailOnline revealed last week that the couple had quietly separated.

A source said: “They loved living together in New York City, but when Georgia decided to split her time between there and LA, it strained the relationship which turned out to be too heavy.

“Louis owns two restaurants in New York, so he must be there. It’s my house.

Last year Georgia admitted that being locked up in Los Angeles had its perks.

She told the Telegraph in October: “I feel grateful for so many things, really, I’ve found that slowing down and not getting on a plane every few days makes the job really beneficial.”