Mia Farrow has addressed the “vicious rumors” about the deaths of three of her children.
The actress headed to Twitter Wednesday night and wrote, “Few families are perfect, and any family who has suffered the loss of a child knows that pain is merciless and ceaseless. However, some vicious rumors based on untruths have appeared online concerning the lives of my three children. To honor their memory, their children and every family that has dealt with the death of a child, I am posting this message.”
Mia then explained the how three of her adopted children died. Tam, she wrote, died at age 17 from an accidental prescription drug overdose. Lark died at age 35 from complications of HIV/AIDS. And Thaddeus died at 29 by suicide.
The Twitter posts come after the release of Allen v. Farrow, HBO’s four-part documentary about Dylan Farrow‘s molestation allegations against Woody Allen.
While the documentary doesn’t talk about the deaths of Farrow’s children, they are mentioned in a 2018 essay that has resurfaced. The essay was written by Moses Farrow, another adoptive child of Allen and Farrow, and in it, Moses defends his father and accuses Mia of abusing her adopted children.
Also an old family photo surfaced that appeared to show one of her daughters intentionally removed from the image.
Mia called the deaths “unspeakable tragedies” and added that “any other speculation about their deaths is to dishonor their lives and the lives of their children and loved ones.”
The box office is roaring back to life thanks to Godzilla and King Kong.
The monster flick premiered on Wednesday with $9.6 million, which is the best opening day total of the coronavirus era, according to
Variety.
Godzilla vs. Kong benefitted from the fact that it played in more theaters than any other movie released during the pandemic. It debuted in 2,409 venues and will expand to 3,064 locations by Friday.
More than 94% of U.S. theaters have reopened, according to Warner Bros. Many, however, are running at reduced capacity.
Wonder Woman 1984 had the previous biggest opening weekend of the pandemic with $16.7 million and the best opening-day total with $7.5 million on Christmas Day.
Godzilla vs. Kong, which earned $121 million overseas last week, is also streaming on HBO Max.
Life & Style Weekly Magazine says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son, Archie, is ready to become a big brother. A source tells the magazine, “Archie can’t wait to meet his baby sister and loves putting his hand on his mummy’s tummy and feeling the baby move. He’s such a caring, bright, loving little boy and is super advanced for his age. Archie’s a real water baby and loves being in the pool. Harry can’t wait to teach him to swim this summer.”
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