Out of this world! Ronnie Wood, 70, takes a break from his tour duties for a jog through the Paris streets in galaxy print jumper... after returning to the stage with the Rolling Stones following cancer scare
He recently embarked on a European tour with The Rolling Stones, their 48th since the legendary band were formed, after being given the go-ahead by doctors.
And Ronnie Wood was keen to keep himself in peak physical condition, embarking on a brisk jog in Paris on Monday.
The 70-year-old musician rocked an eclectic jumper with coloured spots for his outing, taking a break from performing with his band-mates to keep in shape.
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Space-tastic: Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, 70, rocked an eclectic galaxy jumper as he went for a brisk jog in Paris on Monday
Ronnie teamed the space-tastic jumper with comfy trainers and black jeans as he headed out on the relaxed jog.
The musician revealed he suffered with a lung cancer scare in August, telling Event magazine that he prepared to 'say goodbye' to his family following the diagnosis.
He said: ‘There was a week when everything hung in the balance and it could have been curtains – time to say goodbye. You never know what is going to happen.'
Ronnie revealed he first went for a general check-up after quitting smoking a year before, with the doctor finding 'a supernova burning away on my left lung,' as the singer described.
Fresh air: Ronnie took a break from his European tour to get some exercise in the French capital
Good health: Ronnie was given the go-ahead by doctors to embark on his latest tour with the Rolling Stones after revealing his cancer scare in August
After a five hour operation on his lungs, Ronnie found out that the cancer had not spread to his lymph nodes, and was given the all-clear by doctors.
The father-of-six added: 'I’m OK now. But I’m going to have a check-up every three months. They caught it early. People have to get checked. Seriously have to get checked. I was bloody lucky but then I’ve always had a very strong guardian angel looking out for me. By rights I shouldn’t be here.’
Doctor's gave Ronnie the OK to embark on his latest tour, No Filter, with The Rolling Stones, and will head to Nanterre, Paris on Thursday for the final leg of shows.
The music legend also revealed that after quitting smoking and drinking, he enjoys spending most of his time with his 16 month old twins Gracie Jane and Alice Rose, and the tots have been seem joining their dad on the road.
Running man: Ronnie told Event magazine that the cancer found in his lungs did not spread to his lymph nodes, so he was given the all-clear after a five hour operation
Out and about: He was later seen out and about in the City of Lights
Ronnie was spotted cradling his daughters as he left Barcelona with his wife Sally, 39, in September as the band continued on their tour.
Meanwhile, Ronnie's band The Rolling Stones and Paris Saint Germain FC launched a limited-edition capsule collection exclusively within legendary Parisian fashion boutique Colette.
The collaboration is as part of a unique celebration of the band's No Filter tour, which hits Paris this week and features limited edition Nike Air Max trainers, PSG custom team shirt with Stones lips logo and even motorcycle helmets.
The Rolling Stones play their final three No Filter tour shows at the U Arena, Paris on October 19, 22 & 25.
Monochrome muse: He cut a casual figure in his black denims and white shirt
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