Mick Jagger goes out with his daughters a month after a heart operation

Mick Jagger had a great time with two of his children, Georgia and Jade, a month after heart surgery.

The leader of the Rolling Stones seemed relaxed while he was placing an arm around his purple-haired girl, Georgia.

Dressed in a light blue shirt and black jeans, the 75-year-old smiled in front of the camera while he and his daughter were spending the afternoon together.

The picture was posted on half-sister Georgia, Jade, 47 years old and captioned: "FridAy is the #lunchtime family day with her sister and dada @georgiamayjagger and @mickjagger in the sun, loving the aubergine locks @bleachlondon , the breakfast soup and the @miumiu picnic bag "

Georgia, 27, had a sensational look with striped pants and a white blouse and purple hair.

The rocker underwent a heart valve replacement surgery in April of this year after canceling a series of concerts.

The legendary group has postponed their next tour of the North American stadium to allow Sir Mick to seek treatment.

He announced that he would not be able to report as expected after a routine examination that alerted doctors about a problem that may require treatment.

"I hate to drop our fans and I'm extremely disappointed to have to postpone the tour, but I can not wait to get back on stage as soon as I can."

The group added in another statement: "The doctors informed Mick Jagger that he could not go on tour at the moment because he needed medical treatment.

The doctors informed Mick that he should recover completely so he can return to the scene as soon as possible. "

Shortly after the operation, the father of the children reassured his fans that he "felt much better" after undergoing a heart valve procedure.

He tweeted At the time: "Thank you all for all your messages of support, I feel much better now and in the process of healing – and also a big thank you to all the staff at the hospital for its great work."

It has already been reported that the singer of Satisfaction wanted to be back on stage with the Rolling Stones from here in the summer.