Humiliation for Justin Trudeau after Mick Jagger stirs-up outrageous sex scandal rumor about Canadian prime minister's mother

Mick Jagger has stirred up an old sex scandal rumor about Justin Trudeau's mother during a Rolling Stones concert in Vancouver. 

The rock and roll star, 80, was booed by the crowd at BC Place stadium on July 5 when he praised the Canadian prime minister on stage.

But he appeared to poke fun at his mother Margaret Trudeau and the time she spent partying with the Rolling Stones in the 1970s.

'We love your Mr. Trudeau,' Jagger said to a chorus of boos. 'I mean, his family has always been such big fans of our band.'

It sparked more rumors about the Canadian politician's mother after former president Donald Trump allegedly accused Margaret of sleeping with all the Rolling Stones. 

Jagger made reference to Trudeau during a dialogue with fans on stage and was surprised at the reaction. 

He stood there stunned for a few seconds before he moved on to praising the Canadian soccer team for reaching the semi-finals of the Copa America. 

Trump made the scandalous comments about Trudeau's mother Margaret to former White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham, according to her memoir.

'Once, on Air Force One, I was sitting with him in his cabin, and for whatever reason — maybe he had just read something or seen his face on TV — Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau popped into the president’s head,' she wrote. 

She said Trump asked her, 'Are you OK if I say this?' - what Grisham noted was 'always a troubling question.'

'Who knew what was going to come out of his mouth? Sure, I nodded,' Grisham recounted.

The message was: 'Trudeau's mom. She f**ked all of the Rolling Stones.'

Actress Margaret went to a private Rolling Stones concert in Toronto on March 4, 1977 which was her and former prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's sixth wedding anniversary. 

She also partied with the band which sparked rumors about her and Jagger having a romantic connection. 

But the Rolling Stones frontman denied these rumors at the time and said: 'It’s really embarrassing. It just isn’t true, ya know?

'She just came for a two-night concert, she just wanted to have a good time, I dunno.'

He took issue with the press coverage of the rumors and added: 'I mean they’ve sort of got nothing to talk about basically, ya know? So they start all these, blow up these...

'I mean she should be able to do what she wants, I don’t want to get her into trouble. I mean, she just wanted to see the shows and that was it, that’s the end of it. 

'It’s a bit ridiculous I mean, it’s honestly just absurd. As far as I’m concerned it’s very upsetting.'

Margaret and her husband announced their separation in May that year before formally divorcing in 1984. 

He became the first sitting prime minister to go through a separation while in office and took custody of their three sons. 

His eldest son Justin became the second in August 2023 after he announced he and his wife Sophie announced they are separating after 18 years of marriage. 

The pair announced the decision in statements posted on Instagram, adding they would vacation as a family.

They met as children when she was a classmate of his youngest brother, Michel, and they reconnected as adults when they co-hosted a 2003 charity gala.

Justin and Sophie have three children, 16-year-old Xavier, 15-year-old Ella-Grace and 10-year-old Hadrien.