She was the 1970s’ standout supermodel, married to one of the biggest rock stars in the world – but Jerry Hall has revealed it even took her a bit of persuading to get Mick Jagger to say ‘I do’. During Friday’s episode of The Celebrity Traitors, the 70-year-old gave an insight into her relationship with The Rolling Stones frontman, who she was with from 1977 to 1999. The pair eventually had an unofficial marriage ceremony in Bali in 1990, however that was deemed void by the UK High Court following their split.Revealing how she got Jagger to agree to their marriage, she told viewers: ‘Before I got married to Mick, we’d already been together seven years, had two children. ‘I put on a wedding dress every day until he agreed that we get married!’The couple, who were together for 22 years share four children Elizabeth, 42, James, 41, Georgia May, 34, and Gabriel, 28. Celebrity Traitors star Jerry Hall has revealed she put a wedding dress on ‘every day’ until her ex-husband Mick Jagger agreed to tie the knot The couple were together from 1977 to 1999 and had an unofficial marriage ceremony in Bali in 1990, however that was later deemed void by the UK High Court They met in 1976 and went through a legal battle over whether or not their 1990 Bali wedding service had been official after she filed for divorce in 1999. Her split from Jagger left her with an estimated settlement of up to $22million.The model, who was born in Texas, said she had thought that the marriage was ‘valid’ and that – as a result – the pair would need to go through official divorce proceedings.However, a High Court judge in the UK declared that the ceremony was not valid under British or Indonesian law and he therefore declared the marriage null and void.Ms Hall remains close friends with Jagger who she describes as ‘a lot of fun and a great dad’, but mainly because they have children together. In 2005, she opened up about her feelings over Jagger’s alleged womanising during their relationship.She told the Evening Standard that she ‘forgave, and forgave, and forgave and forgave to the point where it wasn’t very healthy at all’, adding: ‘Sure, he wasn’t a great husband, and I could gripe and grouse, but I think that’s old hat.’Ms Hall also confessed at the time that she ‘still loved’ Jagger, but that their relationship had been so ‘unhealthy’, it had left her ‘so depressed’ and ‘unhappy’.’I still love him. But it made me so unhappy. I was unable to do anything because I felt so depressed,’ she said. ‘If you’re in an unhealthy relationship, it’s bad for your self-esteem. You have so many ups and downs that you can’t be consistent.’In 2008, the actress insisted she would never want her daughters to date a man like Jagger in an interview with Psychologies Magazine.She said: ‘No, never. But I don’t think they would. They have far more confidence than I did, and they have great boundaries. It took me longer to learn those.’Ms Hall conceded she had put up with the star’s behaviour for too long, explaining: ‘I always thought he would change, and that was my big mistake. People don’t change, unless they really want to, and you can’t make them.’I probably stayed with him for longer than I should have done. All I can say is that I really loved him, and he really loved me, in spite of all the other women.’