Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger sat next to former US president Bill Clinton as the USA played Ghana in the World Cup tonight (June 26).
The singer was spotted sharing jokes with Clinton as they watched the match at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg.
Clinton, who was wearing a USA team jacket, has traveled to South Africa as honorary chairman for his country’s World Cup bid for 2018 or 2022.
He is expected to attend a meeting with the FIFA executive committee on Sunday (June 27), according to the Associated Press.
Basketball star Kobe Bryant also watched the game, which Ghana won 2-1 in extra time.
Rock Stars Who Nearly Made It As Professional Footballers
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Rod Stewart - Gravely voiced housewives' favourite Rod Stewart is not only adept at getting middle-aged women to throw their knickers at him but can also handle himself on the football pitch too. Having played upfront for Middlesex Schoolboys in his youth he went on to play for Brentford. "I was there on trial. I'd go down there three or four times a week to play and clean the first team's boots. But my heart wasn't really in it", Rod explained to Rolling Stone. Stewart also has a full size "premiership quality" pitch at his mansion in Essex and regularly plays in celebrity charity matches.
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