Shirley M. Watts Obituary, Death – Shirley M. Watts of Maryland Court of Appeals Judge, has reportedly died leaving Seraphina Watts Charlie Watts’ daughter, family and loved ones in agony and grief. The passing of Shirley Ann Watts, a well-known breeder of Arabian horses as well as a former art student, has taken place. She was married to Charlie Watts, the drummer for the Rolling Stones, and together the two of them forged one of the most successful marriages in the history of rock music.
Shirley Ann Watts was acquainted with Charlie Watts much before the latter became a member of the Rolling Stones. She was 84 years old. Shirley “went away painlessly on Friday, December 16th in Devon following a brief illness surrounded by her family,” according to an announcement that was released by her family on Monday. One of the people who conveyed their sorrow was Ronnie Wood, who is a member of the Rolling Stones.
Wood wrote in a message that he had put on Facebook, “We shall miss you so much, but take solace in the fact that you are reunited with your dear Charlie.” In contrast to Wood, Mick Jagger, and Keith Richards, who have all been married to different women throughout the course of their careers, Charlie Watts and Shirley Watts remained married for over half a century, until Charlie’s death in 2021. This is the longest marriage of any of the members of the Rolling Stones.
The one and only known crisis in their history took place in the middle of the 1980s, when Charlie Watts struggled with an addiction to heroin. In subsequent interviews, he indicated that during this time, he was perilously near to losing his wife. These interviews were conducted after the events in question. On the other hand, due to the perception that he was extremely devoted to his family, particularly his wife and daughter Seraphina, the media mainly ignored him.
The passing of Shirley Ann Watts, a well-known breeder of Arabian horses as well as a former art student, has taken place. She was married to Charlie Watts, the drummer for the Rolling Stones, and together the two of them forged one of the most successful marriages in the history of rock music. Shirley Ann Watts was acquainted with Charlie Watts much before the latter became a member of the Rolling Stones. She was 84 years old.
Shirley “went away painlessly on Friday, December 16th in Devon following a brief illness surrounded by her family,” according to an announcement that was released by her family on Monday. One of the people who conveyed their sorrow was Ronnie Wood, who is a member of the Rolling Stones. Wood wrote in a message that he had put on Facebook, “We shall miss you so much, but take solace in the fact that you are reunited with your dear Charlie.”
In contrast to Wood, Mick Jagger, and Keith Richards, who have all been married to different women throughout the course of their careers, Charlie Watts and Shirley Watts remained married for over half a century, until Charlie’s death in 2021. This is the longest marriage of any of the members of the Rolling Stones. The one and only known crisis in their history took place in the middle of the 1980s, when Charlie Watts struggled with an addiction to heroin.
In subsequent interviews, he indicated that during this time, he was perilously near to losing his wife. These interviews were conducted after the events in question. On the other hand, due to the perception that he was extremely devoted to his family, particularly his wife and daughter Seraphina, the media mainly ignored him.