‘He’s not really well. He’s not really here,’ says

‘He’s not really well. He’s not really here,’ says Rolling Stone Charlie Watts amid fears for Jagger's health as last picture emerges of singer and L’Wren Scott a month before designer’s suicide

One of Mick Jagger's Rolling Stones bandmates today told how the 70-year-old singer is in poor health following the death of his long-term partner L'Wren Scott.

Stones drummer Charlie Watts told the MailOnline that Jagger had been left dazed and unwell following the fashion designer's apparent suicide on Monday.

'He's holding up. He's okay,' Watts shrugged, but then added: 'He's not really well. He's not really here. It was such a shock.'

A new report also reveals that Jagger learned of the death while at a Perth restaurant and though he was clearly shocked, he took the time to personally thank a waiter before leaving.

The drummer's comments came as the last pictures emerged of Jagger and Ms Scott together near the singer's home in Chelsea, West London.

Last days together: These pictures of Mick Jagger and L'Wren Scott together at Chelsea Harbour, West London, are the last known images of the couple before she apparently took her own life

Unguarded: They had been spending a month together in the capital following a festive break in Mustique

The pictures, taken just a month before she was found dead, show the couple wandering together through Chelsea Harbour on the banks of the Thames.

They had been spending a month together in the capital following a festive break in Mustique.

He learned of the tragic news that his girlfriend of 13 years committed suicide while having dinner Monday at Coco's, a restaurant in Perth ahead of the band's scheduled concert- which has now been indefinitely postponed.

'He’d been there about an hour- he had a seafood entrée and a main meal of local fish - and then somebody from his entourage came in,' manager Denise Zammit told Closer Magazine.

'Before that he was talking to our waiter who is also English and he was having a great time with him. They were talking about England and where he’d been in Perth and all the things he’d been doing.

'Before he left the restaurant he shook the waiter’s hand and said, "I’m sorry I have to leave" and he said he’d had a great night. He said he had to leave straight away.'

The 70-year-old rock singer has not slept since and is said to be so grief-stricken that he can barely speak.

In shock: Mick Jagger,seen leaving Coco's Restaurant in Perth, Western Australia, just moments after hearing the news of girlfriend L'Wren Scott's death, has reportedly not slept since

Family support: Georgia May, left, who cancelled an appearance at a Melbourne fashion event, and her sister Elizabeth Jagger, right, have allegedly both flown to Perth to support their father at this difficult time

Devastated: Mick Jagger, 70, and L'Wren Scott, 49, pictured together in 2010, were a couple for 13 years

His fellow Rolling Stones have joined Jagger's family in supporting him through his grief. Guitarist Ronnie Wood said: 'This is such terrible news and right now the important thing is that we are all pulling together to offer Mick our support.'

His sentiments were echoed by Watts who earlier said the band are 'completely shocked' by the tragic news but 'have to do what is right in these sad circumstances.'

Watts' latest comments to MailOnline came as he left a family meal at a restaurant in Perth.

He spoke before stepping into a chauffeur driven Audi which took him back to thw Hyatt Regency Hotel from which the Stones and their entourage are expected to depart tomorrow for the U.S.

Members of the Stones entourage drinking in the Hyatt Regency bar claimed they did not know whether they were leaving Australia on Thursday, although former Rolling Stone member Mick Taylor said he was staying a little longer.

Ronnie Wood said: 'This is such terrible news and right now the important thing is that we are all pulling together to offer Mick our support.'

Wood's sentiments were echoed by drummer Charlie Watts who said the band are 'completely shocked' by the tragic news but 'have to do what is right in these sad circumstances.'

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